Vintage Simmons Drums (UK) Users Group

I've just checked and I have:
SDSV - 300SDS7 - 2601 (highest so far?)SDS2000 - 553
I have an EPB as well but its not here. I'll check the serial later.

--- On Fri, 2/9/11, jesper <jesper@...> wrote:

From: jesper <jesper@...>
Subject: [Simmons Drums] serial numbers (now with compiled list)
To: Simmons_Drums@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, 2 September, 2011, 9:51















 
 



  


    
      
      
      Hi,



here's the results of the Simmons owners inventory... with comments from 

yours truly. I decided not to go for a database but to include the 

highest and lowest serials known. Brackets indicate model number 

included in serial.



SDS-I (prototype)	1

SDS-1			(1)0405-2290

SDS-II (prototype)	1

SDS-III			0098-0160

SDS-IV			(4)193

SDS-V (MusicAid)	0002-0078

SDS-V			581-6624

SDS-6			109

SDS-7			(7)0001-2536

SDS-8			(8)0362-4133

SDS-9			208-3928 (7090?) (misread 1 for a 7?)

SDS-200			2809

SDS-400			1143

SDS-800			1420-2347

SDS-1000		(M)4025-7898

SDS-2000		397-734

SDX			19-170

MTX-9			0523-2159

Trixer			1464

TMI			1029

MTM			114-846

ADT			370

EPB			665-880

SPM 8:2			771-2640

SDE			3085

Portakit		197

Silicon Multimallet	366

ClapTrap (mk1)		007-384

ClapTrap (mk2)		713

ClapTrap (mk3)



So, a few of my guesses was way off it seems. But some quite good. 

SDS-III and SDS-IV were not as rare as expected but I guess we can 

assume many are lost today.



Cool to see the second SDS-V and the first SDS-7 ever on the list!



Very few SDS-6 out there. WT, we need your digits too...



EPB's have a suspiciously narrow span. Anything lower available?



ClapTrap mk2 has a typewriter typed label below. Same as early wooden 

pads and it's hard to read but I'm quite positive it's 713.



Keep'em coming and I'll update the list...



-- 

electronically yours, jesper



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