Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Has anyone else had a problem of the PCY10 triggering the cymbal that 
it is mounted to? I've tried turning the sensitivity of the cymbal 
down, but when I hit the PCY10, it still wants to trigger the cymbal -
 any suggestions??

I haven't tried this because I don't own a pcy-10, but
silicone may work.  Its great for handling vibrations.
 That's why most acoustic drum triggers are to be
attached with silicone adhesive.  It keeps the trigger
from false triggering because it deadens it just
enough.  Take the felt you have between the pcy-10 and
the cymbal pad and replace it with a piece of
silicone.  clear silicone adhesive is not quite as
deadening as white.  Hope this helps.  -Joe
--- debby22 <debby22@...> wrote:
> Has anyone else had a problem of the PCY10
> triggering the cymbal that 
> it is mounted to? I've tried turning the sensitivity
> of the cymbal 
> down, but when I hit the PCY10, it still wants to
> trigger the cymbal -
>  any suggestions??
> 
> 


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debby22
If you have the manual, see page 37. section 1-4, self rejection, 
rejection. These settings help eliminate cross triggering. See also 
page 67. If you don't have the manual, post again and I'll 
elaborate.Just don't get too wild with the adjustments! Specific 
rejection is probably what you want. 'SPCRej'

Hope this helps....Scott

--- In DTXpress@y..., "debby22" <debby22@y...> wrote:
> Has anyone else had a problem of the PCY10 triggering the cymbal 
that 
> it is mounted to? I've tried turning the sensitivity of the cymbal 
> down, but when I hit the PCY10, it still wants to trigger the cymbal 
-
>  any suggestions??