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A Thousand SoundsReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1986Simmons SDS1000Simmons successor to the SDS800 combines the best of analogue and sampling technology. Nigel Lord approves. |
SimmonsReview | In Tune, Dec 1984 |
Simmons MTMReview | International Musician, Feb 1986RhythmCheckFuture perfect and future possibilities. Bob Henrit on Simmons' new trigger unit |
Simmons MTMReview | Sound On Sound, Jun 1986'Can you benefit from something that doesn't make a noise?' asks Paul Gilby in his in-depth review of this interesting MIDI trigger device from the pioneers of the electronic drum. It might not generate sounds of its own but this unit certainly makes possible some marvellous effects when MIDI'd up to synthesizers. Check it out. |
Simmons PortakitReview | Music Technology, Sep 1988Simmons' reply to Roland's popular Octapad comes complete with built-in sequencer, but is it a match for the Octapad II? Nicholas Rowland checks out the rhythm competition. |
Simmons SDEReview | International Musician, Sep 1986DrumCheckBob Henrit encounters the latest black box from Uncle Dave — a dedicated drum voice expander for electronic drum kits |
Simmons SDE ModuleReview | Music Technology, Jan 1987Percussion Voice ExpanderNick Rowland takes sticks to Simmons pads - and finds a whole load of tuned percussion sounds appearing at the other end. Will drummers start putting xylophonists out of work? |
Simmons SDS 5 Electronic Drums Kit & SDS 6 SequencerReview | Music UK, Sep 1983Simmons Electronic Drums + Sequencer, Rick Palmer gets switched on |
Simmons SDS EPBReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jan 1985If the sound of your kid sister hitting a biscuit-tin lid is your idea of what a snare drum should sound like, Simmons' new EPROM blower should make your sampling dreams come true. Paul White reports. |
Simmons SDS1 Drum PadReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1985A single electronic pad with a handful of controls and an IC socket underneath it. It doesn't look like a recipe for tremendous excitement, but Paul White finds that there's more to the SDS1 than meets the eye. |
Simmons SDS1000Review | International Musician, Jul 1986DrumCheckThe black cat widdles in the white cat's eye: Bob Henrit explains |
Simmons SDS6 SequencerReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Feb 1983 |
Simmons SDS7Review | One Two Testing, Apr 1984 |
Simmons SDS800 SeriesReview | International Musician, Sep 1985DrumcheckBob Henrit models the modules of the separated Simmons |
Simmons SDS9Review | Home & Studio Recording, Sep 1985Worth its weight in microphones and Gaffa tape. |
Simmons SDS9Review | International Musician, Jul 1985DrumcheckCould this be the ultimate electronic kit? Bob Henrit thinks so |
Simmons SDXReview | Music Technology, Apr 1988Electronic Percussion SystemThe company that pioneered the electronic drum kit bring us the next generation of electronic percussion. Nicholas Rowland investigates Zone Intelligence and tracker balls. |
Simmons TMIReview | International Musician, Aug 1986DrumCheckYet more MIDI manipulation, as Bob Henrit explores this trigger to MIDI converter |
Simmons' 9thReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1985The people who invented the electronic drum introduce MIDI — and a decidedly acoustic sound - with the advent of a new kit, the SDS9. Nigel Lord gives his verdict. |
The Big Bang!Review | Sound On Sound, Jun 1988Simmons SDX Drum SamplerLurking inside this angular-looking monster is a versatile computer system that will turn what is ostensibly an electronic drum kit (albeit a state-of-the-art 16-bit sampling one) into a formidable MIDI workstation. Ed Jones test drives Simmons' powerful, new SDX system. |
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