Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Using stock settings on my DTXIII with the TP65S, I'm get rim 2 sounds 
on rim 1, which I am sure I'm striking. It happens occasionally, but is 
becoming more frequent. My kit is only about 5 mo. old so I wouldn't 
think anything is loose in there. I couldn't find anything in archives 
on this...anyone had this issue?

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "doxxon3" <doxxon3@...> wrote:
>
> Using stock settings on my DTXIII with the TP65S, I'm get rim 2 sounds 
> on rim 1, which I am sure I'm striking. It happens occasionally, but is 
> becoming more frequent. My kit is only about 5 mo. old so I wouldn't 
> think anything is loose in there. I couldn't find anything in archives 
> on this...anyone had this issue?
>

Both the rims use a switch, with the rim 2 switch having a 10k
resistor in series with it.  If you are getting rim2 sounds from rim
1, it suggests the rim has a higher resistance than it should have. 
This could be due to a bad connection (or cable) or, more likely, a
faulty rim switch.  As it is fairly new it would be worthwhile getting
it swapped under warranty after eliminating the cable as a possible cause.

Keith.

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "Keith" <keith@...> wrote:
>
> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "doxxon3" <doxxon3@> wrote:
> >
> > Using stock settings on my DTXIII with the TP65S, I'm get rim 2 
sounds 
> > on rim 1, which I am sure I'm striking. It happens occasionally, 
but is 
> > becoming more frequent. My kit is only about 5 mo. old so I 
wouldn't 
> > think anything is loose in there. I couldn't find anything in 
archives 
> > on this...anyone had this issue?
> >
> 
> Both the rims use a switch, with the rim 2 switch having a 10k
> resistor in series with it.  If you are getting rim2 sounds from rim
> 1, it suggests the rim has a higher resistance than it should have. 
> This could be due to a bad connection (or cable) or, more likely, a
> faulty rim switch.  As it is fairly new it would be worthwhile 
getting
> it swapped under warranty after eliminating the cable as a possible 
cause.
> 
> Keith.
>

Thanks Keith, I will do that.  
Corey