Hi All,
I have one of these cymbals in white and it is a SDS7 cymbal not a SDSV. I was at the Simmons website that I saw that someone had posted a brochure that has these cymbals in Five colors,Red,Yellow,Blue,Black and White. It looks like someone has painted this one too. All I can say is that this is the second one that I have seen so I have to say that it is real deal.
Haley
--- On Tue, 6/3/08, superwolle70 <superwolle70@...> wrote:
From: superwolle70 <superwolle70@...>
Subject: Re: [Simmons Drums] sdsv cymbal
To: Simmons_Drums@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, June 3, 2008, 9:23 AM
Haley, a member of this group sent me some photos a couple of weeks
ago as well as a part of a catalogue (can't verify it's authenticity) .
Even the former Simmons product manager has never seen this so I
assume it has never been built in series and/or sold in a namable
number. I can't exclude that this pad is real Simmons gear. However,
it's incredibly ugly ;-)
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> hmmm interesting. ..never seen that before...
> I'm just looking for some informations about it & will let you know
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> does anybody know ? (any SIMMONS GOOOOOD ? sorry ; "private joke" )
> Is it a real one ?
> Anyway Be careful it might be a fake...
> it's for sure not for an SDSV or SDS7 as there is no XLR connection.. .
> & the original pyramid SDSV cymbal pad is well known here.
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> It looks like a custom one, maybe even a self made one...
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> don't know we'll see...
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> But for addicted people, it has something hexagonal anyway ;-)
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