Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Haven't had a chance to work on the cross-talk issue,
but I did talk to Dave J from Yamaha, and he said that
I could use a Y adapter to hook up more pads in lieu
of another brain.  I think I will invest in another
dual zone cymbal, and maybe get the TP80S, and call it
a day.  I will check out the the Visulites, and I do
HOPE they make a HH for Yamaha...it would be great to
play on a real HH...thanks for all your help.  I will
be looking for your critique on the Visulite Ride you
bought.
Jade

--- "liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@...>"
<liberatusvirus@...> wrote:
> I hope that you solved that crosstalk problem
> between the hat and 
> the snare. The only cymbal that I've had trouble
> getting to work 
> adequately through Yamaha electronics is the Hart
> dual-zone ride. 
> Rolands work, and the Pintech Zenbal is terrific,
> either in mono or 
> stereo (bow and rim, like the Yamahas). My new
> favorite is the Visu-
> lite 18" dual-zone ride. It is elegant looking (mine
> is translucent 
> grey) and responsive. It comes in either dual-zone
> (separate trigger 
> for the bell) or single zone (no bell). I hope to do
> a full report 
> in a few days when I've had more time with it. You
> can take a good 
> look and get a demo of Visu-lite's cymbals in action
> at their 
> website. If you do, check out the hi hat. At this
> point, there is 
> only a Roland version, but a Yamaha compatible hi
> hat assembly is 
> well in progress.
> 
> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "jadiebooshkie 
> <jadiebooshkie@y...>" <jadiebooshkie@y...> wrote:
> > Just wondering...what other brands of cymbals will
> work with the 
> > DTExpress II...namely dual zones?  Hart, Pintech
> Roland?...Anyone 
> > tried using these with the DTXII module?
> 
> 


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