As they say in your country: " No deeeffferance' " Trying to keep it real, I went with a floating type setup. Being a hard-hitter, I wanted to have some give, but not too much ( like a natural head, yet not nearly as much as the meshy tennis rackets ). If you have dry-rotted pads, you will notice a huge improvement in all areas especially dynamics. I'll get to writing the white paper as soon as I'm done with all of them. PRIORITIES !!! Thanks for the offer of the symbal material. If you dig them up, I'm sure someone out there would be interested. I wouldn't mind having a few complete symbal pads though..... - Roland http://www.myspace.com/roland_brenner http://home.rr.com/zengine How does the FSR respond after all that ? I would nearly prefer to put some ZI pads surfaces on my other Simmons pads... I personally prefer the design... but that's only my personal tastes. P. Le 21 nov. 08 � 16:47, rolandbrenner@... a �crit : > Hola ! > > For those lucky few who happen to own one, I just completed the > first retrofit in replacing the snare head ( see attach ). It's a > perfect solution if your pads happen to be damaged or dry-rotted. > It's also a nice thing to do if you want to ( like me ) preserve the > original surfaces but still play the shit out of the rig. I may put > together a method sheet eventually after I'm done with all of them. > > Also, anyone have any dead SDX pads they would be willing to part > with ? Lookng for more to restore.... > > Thanks ! > > - Roland > http://www.myspace.com/roland_brenner > http://home.rr.com/zengine - Roland http://www.myspace.com/roland_brenner _____________________________________________________________________ Get Freebies & Coupons -- Free of Hassle at FreeInternet.com! Visit http://offers.netzero.net/TGL1211/?u=http://www.freeinternet.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Simmons Drums] SDX Pad Retrofit
2008-11-21 by rolandbrenner@netzero.net