steve
(steve_f1@hotmail.com)  2010-09-04 13:28:55 195.194.238.103
UK based - Have mint SDS9 kit (5 pads)and brain with all pots functioning with
original box and manual, nothing missing plus comes with Simmons black rack
system, looks better and more user friendly than standard cymbal stand affair -
sensible offers

gabriel b. aversari
(botteongabriel6@gmail.com)  2010-08-28 02:35:32 186.204.128.140
hi , I will buy one kit simmons witch sds1000 module but I don't know exactly
wat are the pads ...

you could tell me which formerly were the models of the pads that came with the
module ? please

thank's

Martin Herrmann
(herrmann-oberbillig@t-online.de)  2010-08-25 18:39:25 217.226.77.243
Hello, I´m a semi-profesional drummer playing since about 1965 in countless
bands and styles. My last Group I was former too had a durance over 20 years
untill 2008 (we performed own material in german-language and released 7 CD´s).
Before I use a ddrum4 today, my monitoring on stage was supported from a SIMMONS
TRIXXER; triggered from my acoustic drum-sets. This unit I own it even now and
is part of my “private e-drum museum.”
Now ! I miss a PHOTO of TRIXXER on your beautyfull website – If you want have it
I would glad to send you pictures.
With kindly regards, Martin Herrmann, D-Germany

Niels
(niels_willemse2@hotmail.com)  2010-08-02 13:36:45 159.46.2.54
I have a set (10 pads actually) but a few don't make contact or must be played
very hard. How can i remove the surface of the pad when i want to control the
inside?

Cheers
comment: This depends on which pads you are actually using

Eric
(eha33@yahoo.com)  2010-07-29 23:40:28 79.247.159.37
There was a day when I found a cheap Simmons kit in a second hand store in
Notting Hill. Well, I bought the kit and set it up. After a few days of using
the kit a nearly new DW kickpedal broke although I am not a "hard hitter" at
all. I think the reason for that is that the Simmons pads were really hard, too
hard in fact. Better are the newer rubber or mesh heads. Simmons was great in
its time, but this time is over. Modern electric drums are easier to play and
sound more like the real thing.

Niels
(niels_willemse2@hotmail.com)  2010-07-25 14:47:28 92.69.185.96
Can visitors place their own Simmons photo's?
comment: no. It was planned but I haven't had time to realise this yet

Niels
(niels_willemse2@hotmail.com)  2010-07-24 13:30:18 92.69.227.205
I am enjoying seeing those picters and reading the sories. But within three
weeks i get a lot of the old Simmons drumpads myself. I can't waite.

Jxff
(jxff@aol.com)  2010-07-23 00:22:23 68.5.193.22
Hello... SDS 9 pad questions anyone? 1. What is the best type of cable to
replace original cables? 2. How can you tell a dual zone small pad from a
regular small pad?
comment:
Hi
1. any guitar cable (jack to jack, mono for toms and bassdrum, stereo for snare pad) will do the same job. There is no need to use any special high quality cable just to transmit a trigger signal.
2. the snare pad has a grey "o" in "Simmons"
Best
Wolfgang

Aja
(ajabicman@seznam.cz)  2010-07-13 16:10:14 88.100.160.42
Hi Wolfgang ... very nice page .. I recently became the happy owner of a black
SDSV. Polycarbonate heads are damaged need to fix it is interesting that the
bass pad is very shiny polycarbonate and toms from frosted polycarbonate?? Help
thanks

Jeff Wilson
(djjeffmistro@gmail.com)  2010-07-04 03:33:40 76.97.31.1
Hi, Wolfgang. I have a Simmons SDS-9 and it needs to be serviced, any
recommendations? Thanks.