Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Your situation sounds very familiar, and I have to
warn you that you are exhibiting the first symptoms of
Monster E-Drum Syndrome. 

Anyway, there is another option to consider, beyond
another DTXpress (or other brand) module, and that is
a Pad to MIDI interface unit.  Roland has the PM-16
and the TMC-6, and there are other brands too.  These
units can be used to add more inputs, using the voices
from your existing DTXpress.

Walt 
--- majestic144 <majestic144@...> wrote:
> Ok, im new to the group, and have a question.. i
> read post #1597, and 
> got my first question answered.  now, i have a
> dilema...
> 
> I originally upgraded my dtxpress with 2 pintech
> cymbals, i used a 
> stereo adapter and 2 mono plugs to put them into
> input 9/10, and they 
> worked like a champ... woohoo! :-)  so, i had the
> regular 5 piece 
> set, with a total of 4 cymbals...
> 
> Seeing as the pintech cymbals have done me well, and
> i like their 
> lifetime warranty, I just bought the CC102-ST dual
> zone concertcast 
> snare, so I can have the rimshot without switching
> between sets while 
> I am playing (it gets annoying)...
> 
> After messing with the kit for an hour and getting
> frustrated because 
> the pad didn't work, I got on here and found post
> #1597, which 
> answered my question...  
> 
> So, I guess I have to put the dual zone snare into
> inputs 9/10...
> I can live with that...
> 
> So, what do I do with the 2 pintech cymbals I had
> there? Can I still 
> use them? Or would I have to get another DTXPress
> module?  Also, the 
> original single zone snare pad, I was going to use
> it as a 4th tom, 
> but not enough inputs, unless I can use a stereo Y
> adapter to hook it 
> into another input...  
> 
> Please help! :-)  What do I do???
> 
> 
> 


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