Sensitivity Bleed

[Robin]

I have a V-Drums Studio Kit.
The PD7 hi-hit trigger is on the side frame and the PD7 tom-tom trigers are on the front frame. The Hi-hat seems to produce the first PD7 tom-tom sound as well as the hi-hat sound. It sounds as though you're hitting both at once.
I have tried playing with the sensitivities, but the vibrations still seem to pass over to the first tom-tom trigger.
When I remove the tom-tom trigger from the frame all is OK
Any suggestions???
Thanks for the expert help... let's keep it up

[puttenvr]

Perhaps you should raise the treshold setting from the tom tom as a result of which it only sounds when you hit on it.

Ever tried to put foam into the hardware tubes? Perhaps it helps.

Putting the hi-hat or tom pad to another tube perhaps also helps.

[clymore]

Try raising the crosstalk 10 or 20 points on the pad. Also stuff packing peanuts in the tubes to cut down on vibrations transfering through the rack frame.

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