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- Brand
- Yamaha
- Model
- XP120SD
- Documents
- 2
- Languages
- EN
- Last added
- 2012-06-12
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YAMAH XP100T/XP100SD/XP120T/XP120SD OWNER'S MANUAL(1)(1)
This Owner's Manual covers the Yamaha XP100T, XP100SD, XP120T, and XP120SD electronic drum pads. It details package contents, physical specifications, and safety precautions for handling and cleaning the instrument. The document explains how to mount the pads on stands and connect them to a DTX Series Drum Trigger Module using the supplied stereo phone cable.
Read onlineYamaha XP120SD specifications
| XP100T Tom Pad Size | 290 x 80 (H) mm |
|---|---|
| XP100T Weight | 2.3 kg |
| XP120SD Snare Pad Size | 340 x 85 (H) mm |
| XP120SD Weight | 3.1 kg |
| Sensor System | Trigger sensor (piezo) x 1, rim switch (2 zones) x1 |
| Output jack | Standard stereo phone jack |
Source: YAMAH XP100T/XP100SD/XP120T/XP120SD OWNER'S MANUAL(1)(1)
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Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in these manuals
What cable should be used to connect the pad to the drum trigger module?
Always use the supplied stereo phone cable (parallel type). Using a mono phone cable may prevent rim switch voices from being produced.
From: YAMAH XP100T/XP100SD/XP120T/XP120SD OWNER'S MANUAL(1)(1)
How do I adjust the pad's output level?
Rotate the level adjustment knob to the right to increase the output level or to the left to decrease it.
From: YAMAH XP100T/XP100SD/XP120T/XP120SD OWNER'S MANUAL(1)(1)
What cable should be used to connect the pad to the module?
Always use the supplied stereo phone cable (parallel type) to ensure proper function of pad control functions.
Why might I hear multiple sounds when hitting the pad once?
This double triggering occurs if the output level is set too high, causing the signal to sustain for too long.