Vintage Simmons Drums (UK) Users Group

cool... :)
I know another french one who talked to me about it for a while. but he has no time for this ...
so it might just never happen ^^


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No, it is not exhausting the PSU. These days we 
have different eproms with low power consumtion, they contain the "C" in their 
name (27C512 instead of 27512 for example). The idea to switch the sounds with 
an empty slot is genious!!!! And: One empty slot could switch all remaining 11 
cards!!!!There is one man on earth who can work this out in 
seconds: Thierry EPPHERRE from france.  Best Michael   ----- Original Message ----- From:Jacquot.Patrice@... 
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 SDS7 4 e-prom analog/digital card
 thanks Ed. :)
I forgot that one...
Must be exhausting for the 
 Powersupply 4 eproms to feed , if 12 modules in the brain. ^^

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 It was a Simmons Group Centre (Simmons USA) product designed to extend the 
 life of the SDS7. The drag about the 2085 card is that you give up Resonance 
 control as that parameter now controls which eprom you're accessing.