Roland TD-9 User Manual Page 1

1 SURGE CYMBALS SETUP GUIDE INTRODUCTION Electronic cymbals produce no sound themselves and require the use of external sound modules in order t

10 SURGE 16” DUAL-ZONE RIDE WITH CHOKE DM5 Dual-zone (choke not functional) DM Pro Dual-zone (choke not functional) D4 Dual-zone (choke not functi

11 CYMBAL CARE Surge cymbals are designed to the highest standards and should provide you with a lifetime of reliable service. As with any piece o

2 Furthermore, the Surge Hi-Hat cymbal is only the trigger. The foot controller is actually responsible for the difference between “open” and “clos

3 MODULE SETTINGS ALESIS DRUM MODULE SETTINGS For specific Alesis Module information, refer to the manual that came in the box with your Surge C

4 Alternately, you can use one of the AUX inputs for the ride without the Y-cable. The AUX inputs are dual-piezo inputs (like the toms and snare) a

5  Roland TD-10 Type Sens Thold Curve Scan ReTrg Can. Mask Xtalk Splash PD-7 3 2 Linear 0.3 3 12 30 Crash PD-7 3 2

6  Roland TD-3 Type Sens Thold Curve Scan ReTrg Can. Mask Xtalk Splash CY-6 10 2 Linear 2.5 6 8 40 Crash CY-6 10 2

7 IMPORTANT: Make sure you have the two inputs set to trigger the appropriate sounds for each kit: Ride Input HEAD = Ride Bow Sound Ride Input RIM

8 COMPATIBILITY GUIDES The following charts represent the brands and types of drum modules that have been tested with the Surge Cymbals so far and

9 SURGE 13” CRASH WITH CHOKE DM5 Single-zone (choke not functional) DM Pro Single-zone (choke not functional) D4 Single-zone (choke not functional