Re: ZTAR USERS???

"JAMES HARRISON [email protected] [midiguitar]" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.music.equipment.midi-guitar
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi, Richard.  Thanks for the response.  Given that I'm the village 
midiot I need to know nearly everything! [ggg]

But for right now:  Does the Z6S have a patch/song/whatever that gives 
BEADGC [six string bass] tuning?  If so how exactly do I activate it?  
If not, how do I set one up and save it so I don't screw up everything else?

BTW, when I received the [used] Z6S only 2 or 3 strings would MOL 
trigger [but not properly].  I found the trigger pad housing that sits 
over the string triggers seemed to have deformed/sagged down so that it 
physically touched the string triggers and was damping them totally 
out.  Elevating the touch pad housing about 1/8" allowed all strings to 
trigger.  Upon examining the trigger pad housing I could see that 
someone had used a rotary tool to try to grind away sufficient material 
to clear the string/triggers.  Is a common problem?  Is this an approved 
solution?  The seller says it came this way after a major upgrade in 
March of 2013.

Regards,
James
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>         Mon Jan 5, 2015 7:10 am (PST) . Posted by:
>
>
>       "richard brown" napravobg
>       <mailto:[email protected]?subject=Re%3A%20ZTAR%20USERS%3F%3F%3F>
>
>
> Hi James..
> and a Happy New Year to all Midi guitarists everywhere.
>
> Yes, I have;
> a VR3 (wooden stratty-type ) Ztar with r/h strings) TC1 trigger pads, 
> ribbon, neck strip and breath controller.
> a Z1 (steinberg-type)  composite material Ztar, with r/h trigger pads)
> and two Mini Zx Ztars, both with r/h trigger pads, one of them with 
> neck strip, breath controller, and expanded memory..
>
> What do you need to know?
>
>  richard
>
> bg (Bulgaria)
> <mailto:[email protected]?subject=Re%3A%20ZTAR%20USERS%3F%3F%3F>



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