Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

It's tax season, and that means a decent refund...time to have fun 
and buy my beloved DTXpress 2!  I have a very simple question 
hopefully someone can answer.  When creating a new kit to store in 
the module memory, what kind of inner battery likfe does the thing 
have?  I'd hate to spend time finding the perfect set-up, only to 
have it wiped away when the unit gets unpugged.  I'm sure this has 
probably been covered before, but I'm a newbie to playing e-drums 
(acoustic for 15 years).  Thanks ahead of time for the help!

Brett "Noodle-Man"

Hi Brett,

Welcome to the fold. User kits are stored in permanent memory unless 
you change them. The module has a nonrechargeable internal back-up 
battery that protects the data when the power is off. It appears to 
have a pretty long life. I haven't heard of anyone yet finding 
the "battery low" warning on their screens. 

Ed 

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "Brett <baaron_123@y...>" 
<baaron_123@y...> wrote:

> It's tax season, and that means a decent refund...time to have fun 
> and buy my beloved DTXpress 2!  I have a very simple question 
> hopefully someone can answer.  When creating a new kit to store in 
> the module memory, what kind of inner battery likfe does the thing 
> have?  I'd hate to spend time finding the perfect set-up, only to 
> have it wiped away when the unit gets unpugged.  I'm sure this has 
> probably been covered before, but I'm a newbie to playing e-drums 
> (acoustic for 15 years).  Thanks ahead of time for the help!
> 
> Brett "Noodle-Man"