Hi,
the SDS-9 is famous for it's failures. Are you sure that the brain is
intact? It sounds like the mysterious problems are (sadly) typical SDS-9
issues...
I have none myself so I have not much help to offer, but I have read a
_lot_ of testimonies from owners of faulty SDS-9s. Hopefully some of
these guys are here to help.
Happy new 2016 hexaheads! :D
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rogerclack@... [Simmons_Drums]:
> Hi,
>
>
> It's been a year or so looking for the right kit, but I have finally got
> up together a kit for me and my son ;-)
>
>
> I have an SDS9 Brain, rack and the white pads to go with the rack.
>
>
> I am polishing up the shells at the moment. But the main problem seems
> to be the noise output of the CH6 LOW TOM, it lights up when hit but no
> sound?
>
>
> I have swapped over leads etc and still nothing, the light seems pretty
> in tune with the hits and also comes on when the test sequences run
> through but again no sound is output.
>
>
> The base drum needs a floor pedal so at the moment I am testing with the
> stick and again there is a light, but this time a small muffled beat is
> out put.
>
>
> If I switch the cables and use the tom for Bass outp ut it is louder.
>
>
> So can any of you guys give me some tips on what is going wrong. I have
> done a factory reset to clear everything as I saw a similar problem with
> the Lo Tom and that seemed to clear it, but not on mine ;-(
>
>
> Cheers
>
>
> Nick
>