--- In
Simmons_Drums@yahoogroups.com, "angeyoda"
<Patrice.Jacquot@l...> wrote:
> JESPER IS RIGHT , NOTHING , NOTHING, NOTHING, especialy a new one,
a
> lot less than one marked by the road...
> I'M a GENTLEMAN TOO , I'm sure the postage is cheaper to France ...
>
> Anyway I don't know how you all do that but CONGRATULATIONS for
> having that sort of gift !!!!! I'm looking for one for months now
> especially that I wouldn't pay much for it...But some people do pay
a
> lot sometimes even if it's stupid in the end...
> Have a nice time with it, if you like analog you will love it, if
you
> hate programming you will hate it ...
>
> BRAVO !
> Have a nice time with this new Toy ; It's already CHRISTMAS for
you !!
> Patrice.
>
> HEY JESPER LET's CREATE A FREE MAIL BOX FOR GENEROUS GIFTS ...
> I PROPOSE TO SHARE WHAT'S IN IT FOR CHRISTMAS...
Thanks for the reply!!!! Happy drumming!
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In Simmons_Drums@yahoogroups.com, "jesper" <jesper@e...> wrote:
> >
> > bobmag:
> > > Hi all! I was just recently given a set of Simmons SDS7 drums,
un-
> > > opened, brand new. The gentleman that gave them to me said he
> > > believes they are from 1985! When I say new, I mean NEW!!!!!
They
> > > have never been touched!!!!! Does anyone have an idea about
their
> > > value? Any feed back would be a great help! Thanks, Bob.
> >
> > Nothing - give them to me! ;) I'll even be a gentleman and pay the
> > postage... ∗giggles∗
> >
> > Check Ebay for values, it differs a lot...
> >
> > electronically yours, jesper
> > www.electronic-obsession.se
> >
> > p.s. Why don't I know anyone who just gives me their old Simmons
> sets?
> > ∗boohooo∗ d.s.