Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

How does the PCY10 Cymbal Bell Pad work? Does it some how hook up to 
your ride and acts like a stereo pad? Or would it require a seperate 
insert? Like if I were to insert a second PCY65s crash into the 
preset stereo ride input and move the ride to input 9, would the bell 
pad require input 10 or does it connect into input 9 as well somehow?

-Zack-

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "supernovanexus" 
<supernovanexus@y...> wrote:
> How does the PCY10 Cymbal Bell Pad work? Does it some how hook up 
to 
> your ride and acts like a stereo pad? Or would it require a 
seperate 
> insert? Like if I were to insert a second PCY65s crash into the 
> preset stereo ride input and move the ride to input 9, would the 
bell 
> pad require input 10 or does it connect into input 9 as well 
somehow?
> 
> -Zack-

The PCY10 is just a mono piezo pad like any other mono pad 
(PCY65/PCY60/TP65 etc.) and must have a separate input, typically 
input 9 or 10. The PCY10 can be attached to the same cymbal arm as 
the PCY65/65S or it can be mounted separately. By mounting it an 
existing PCY65/65S, you will not need to by a cymbal mounting arm or 
rack clamp. You can see an example of one of these mounted by looking 
at the photo section under OldGuyDrummer.

IF you do get a second PCY65S for your kit, you might want to take 
your existing PCY65 ride which is a mono zone pad and move it to 
input 9 and put the PCY10 in input 10. You will need an Y-insert 
cable that split a stereo jack into mono left and mono right.

That way you can put the new PCY65S in input 6 and you will then be 
able to use the pad as a stereo pad with bow and edge voices, as well 
as, getting choking. If you connect the PCY65S to inputs 9 or 10 you 
will only get a single bow voice and not the edge voice or choking.

OGD

That's exactly what I'm doing. Thanx OGD!

-Zack-