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I read in another answer here on the forum that the snare rim sensing is done by the center piezo. I have a second piezo in my snare mounted to the shell by an L bracket. I've been meaning to see what happens if I disconnect it. Is that right that it isn't needed?

When I get my second eDRUMin for the kick drum and the two toms mounted on it will the same rim sensing work for those also?

The toms are converted using a center mounted UFO Drums ebridge and 3 ply head.

Thanks,

Doug

dsteinschneider wrote:I read in another answer here on the forum that the snare rim sensing is done by the center piezo. I have a second piezo in my snare mounted to the shell by an L bracket. I've been meaning to see what happens if I disconnect it. Is that right that it isn't needed?

I make no guarantees, but it should work. Keep in mind that you'll only get 2-way triggering and not 3-way (no rimshot).

dsteinschneider wrote:When I get my second eDRUMin for the kick drum and the two toms mounted on it will the same rim sensing work for those also?

Again, I make no guarentees. Also keep in mind that there's no need to even have more than one zone for a kick pad.

Thanks for the answer. I was thinking of assigning the tom rims to a cowbell or wood block if it triggers OK. Would leave kick as is of course.