Thanks. I have a few EPROMs coming, via eBay, but won't be able to
compare until I receive them, because I don't have any others of any
sort on hand. To give an idea of the sound I'm hearing, it's a little
like when you bump a guitar amp that has a spring reverb; sort of a
crashing sound. It actually sounds kind of cool through an effects
processor. I'm not quite set up for sampling and posting the sound just
yet. Anyway, I'll have to see if I can find some other non-Simmons
eproms to play around with!
Jim Stewart
--- In Simmons_Drums@yahoogroups.com, jesper <jesper@...> wrote:
> Yes, it might very well be corrupted. In my world this is cool, but
try
> finding another e-prom to test...
> Even a salvaged e-prom from an old scrap computer etc might work just
to
> test the unit. Sure, it'll sound awful (to you) but most probably
> without the distortion and then you know the SDS-1 is healthy...
>
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> electronically yours, jesper - with 2 x SDS-1 and a lot of proms from
> printers, computers and other old machines. Program code sounds so
> crunchy! :D
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