Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Welcome,
 
Typically you cannot had pads to use the "rim" zone on any of the
Dtxpress inputs that are not already being used. One of the members here
did develop a "extender" box that would let you take advantage of the
rims, but it is a DIY box. The limitations are the two pads connected to
a single input cannot be triggered at the same time and you cannot
adjust for crosstrigger between the two pads, so they would have to be
locate apart from each other. 
 
The input jack on the KP65 can only be used with you plug the KP65 into
inputs 9/10. 
 
All of the Yamaha edrum racks have the same size tubing and fittings and
they are interchangable.
 
OGD

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Hi, I am reletively new to E drums and I am having a few headaches 
with adding extra pads ! Can further pads be added to inputs 3,4,5 by 
use of a stereo splitter? I have already used the 9/10 input via use 
of a stereo splitter for an extra crash but I would like to add a 
further two pads! Also can the HH65 hi hat controller be used as a 
foot switch to increment drum kit voices, via the extra KP 65 input 
whilst playing? Lastly, is the RS70 rack the same size as the RS75 
rack? Thanks very much ! 



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--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "Damon, Rob" <rdamon@m...> wrote:
>
> Welcome,
>  
> Typically you cannot had pads to use the "rim" zone on any of the
> Dtxpress inputs that are not already being used. One of the 
members here
> did develop a "extender" box that would let you take advantage of 
the
> rims, but it is a DIY box. The limitations are the two pads 
connected to
> a single input cannot be triggered at the same time and you cannot
> adjust for crosstrigger between the two pads, so they would have 
to be
> locate apart from each other. 
>  
> The input jack on the KP65 can only be used with you plug the KP65 
into
> inputs 9/10. 
>  
> All of the Yamaha edrum racks have the same size tubing and 
fittings and
> they are interchangable.
>  
> OGD
> 
> ________________________________
> 
> From: DTXpress@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DTXpress@yahoogroups.com] On
> Behalf Of ostin67
> Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005 2:13 PM
> To: DTXpress@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Spam:[DTXpress] DTXpress 3 Special
> 
> 
> Hi, I am reletively new to E drums and I am having a few headaches 
> with adding extra pads ! Can further pads be added to inputs 3,4,5 
by 
> use of a stereo splitter? I have already used the 9/10 input via 
use 
> of a stereo splitter for an extra crash but I would like to add a 
> further two pads! Also can the HH65 hi hat controller be used as a 
> foot switch to increment drum kit voices, via the extra KP 65 
input 
> whilst playing? Lastly, is the RS70 rack the same size as the RS75 
> rack? Thanks very much ! 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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>Hi, Thanks for your prompt reply !That clears things up a bit !