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Thread: Dr. DTX - Repairing Yamaha DTX Pads

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    If anyone should ever have problems
    with Yamaha's old pads and has quest-
    ions about repairing them, let me know
    and I will do my best to help out, hav-
    ing had quite a bit of experience with
    them. I can also guide you to sites
    where more help can be obtained.

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    What sites out there have repair guides? I've taken a few of mine apart to tighten up the clamp when it has come loose. I'd be curious about how to replace the piezo when they give out. Thanks, Peter!

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    DrumGod,

    The best place for info, I have
    found are the two Forums.

    When it comes time to trouble-
    shoot false and double-triggering
    I'll try and be a quick help.

    http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Yamaha_DTX/

    http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/DTXpress/

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    I belong to the DTX forum and check it out every once in a while. I haven't gone into the DTXpress one. I downloaded your guide to customize the hi-hat pedal and was curious if that was for the one with the tower or the one that is lower (looks like just a pedal)? I also saw the post about the guy who had a guide to fix the DTX pads, but never found the post with the info. Didn't know which forum it was on. Let me know if you've got it.

    Thanks!

    Mike

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    My Yamaha DTX III SE
    You can Download some samples!!!
    Ciao

    http://www.tonioliuzzi.8m.com/

    http://mio.discoremoto.virgilio.it/tranguill/
    and try SCARICA

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    Mike,

    My fix was for the lower one.

    Check the DTX forum. There are
    more users there. Look at the
    images too.

    OGD is a member there and very
    knowledgeable.

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    Yeah, I looked for the OGD post, but maybe I didn't do it right. I'll try again and get myself hooked up on the DTXpress forum. Thanks, Peter!

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    Tonio,

    Cool set-up. All my samples
    are on the DTX.

    BarPd is real cool. Nice.

    Rbch was groovin' too.

    I tried to download the videos
    but could not. Help?

    Which 'brain' are you using
    for these? Is it the DTX 2.0?

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    <font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ August 06, 2004 11:11 AM: Message edited by: peter c ]</font>

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