Dean Stewart Rumsey skrev:
> I agree with WT right there. I own a Simmons SDS1000 and the sounds are
> only good at recreating acoustic drums. I tried making the classic
> Simmons sounds on the SDS1000 and it did not give me the same
> flexibility as the world-famous SDSV because of its "inferior" design
> using Curtis synth-in-a-chip IC's. I tried making noise shots with the
> 1000 but it sounded terrible and "Prince-ish". The high tom won't tune
> very high either. I read the SDS8 is good at the noise/tone and the tom
> pitch but the overall sound is not the same quality as the SDSV. In the
> early works of Talk Talk, Lee Harris did use a Simmons SDSV. I've seen
> the videos.
CEM? In a SDS-V? Have my memory failed or aren't there SSM's in there? I
know the SDS-7 is CEM-packed though...
And yes... Talk Talk used SDS-V. They also loved their Variophon. If
you're a fan I have a bunch for sale. But that's a different story
altogether! :D
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