Simmons Titan 70 Electronic Drum Kit

Safety Instructions

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5. Do not use this apparatus near water.
6. Clean only with dry cloth.
7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
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9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.
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11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
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Congratulations!

Congratulations on your purchase of the Simmons Titan 70 Electronic Drum Kit. To get the most enjoyment from this kit, it is recommended to skim through this manual at least once, then refer back to it to learn more about specific functions.

Caring for Your Titan 70 Electronic Drum Set

Location

Keep the drum kit away from direct sunlight, high temperature sources, and excessive humidity to prevent deformation, discoloration, or more serious damage.

Power Supply

• Turn the power switch OFF when the Titan 70 is not in use.
• The AC adapter should be unplugged from the AC outlet if the Titan 70 is not to be used for an extended period of time.
• Avoid plugging the AC adapter into an AC outlet that is also powering high-consumption appliances such as electric heaters or televisions. Also avoid using multi-plug adapters, as these can reduce sound quality, cause operation errors, and result in possible damage.
• To avoid damaging the unit, turn the Titan 70 and all related devices OFF prior to connecting or disconnecting cables.

Handling and Transport

• Never apply excessive force to controls, connectors, and other parts.
• Unplug cables by gripping the plug firmly. Do not pull on the cable.
• Disconnect all cables before moving the module.
• Physical shocks caused by dropping, bumping, or placing heavy objects on the module can result in scratches and more serious damage.

Cleaning

• Clean the module with a dry, soft cloth.
• A slightly damp cloth may be used to remove stubborn grime and dirt.
• Never use cleaners such as alcohol or thinner.
• To avoid discoloration, do not place vinyl objects on top of the module.

Electrical Interference

The module contains digital circuitry and may cause interference if placed too close to radio or television receivers. If this occurs, move the Titan 70 further away from the affected equipment.

Service and Modification

• There are no user-serviceable parts in the drum module.
• Do not attempt to open the sound module or make any changes in the circuits or parts of the unit. This would void the warranty.

Final Assembled Kit

A visual representation of the fully assembled Simmons Titan 70 Electronic Drum Kit, showing the drum module, snare drum, four tom-tom pads, two crash cymbals, one ride cymbal, hi-hat pad, hi-hat pedal, and kick drum pedal, all mounted on the drum rack.

Features

Titan 70 Sound Module General Features

• Polyphony: 64 Voices
• Sound: 314 Drum Voices, 50 Preset / 20 User Drum Kits, 3 Preset / 7 User Songs
• Effects: Reverb (Hall1, Hall2, Room1, Room2, Room3, Stage1, Stage2, Plate, Delay, Echo, Off), Compressor (Easy, Grind, Roomy, Pummel, Stomp, Spank, Pump, Nuke, Kit, Off)
• Trigger Inputs: 25-Pin Multi Trigger Input, EXP 1 and EXP 2 dual-zone inputs
• External Connections: 1/8" Headphone Output, 1/4" Line Outputs (Left/Mono and Right), 1/8" TRS Aux Input with Level Control, USB Connection for MIDI Output via computer, Bluetooth Wireless Audio and MIDI
• Sequencer: 3 Preset Songs, 7 User Songs, Tempo: 20-280 BPM, Click/Metronome: Time Signature, Tempo
• Power: 9V, 600mA, Center Positive

Other Hardware

• Drum Rack and mounts
• 7" Kick Drum pad
• 10" Dual-zone Snare mesh drum
• 8" Dual-zone Tom mesh drums (x4)
• 10" Single zone Hi Hat pad
• 10" Single zone Crash Cymbal pad with Choke (x2)
• 12" Triple zone Ride Cymbal pad
• Hi-Hat pedal (x1)
• Kick Drum Pedal (x1)

Assembling Your Kit

Inside This Package

Before assembly, please ensure all listed items are present:

Cymbals

• Triple Zone 12" Ride Cymbal Pad
• (2x) Single Zone with choke 10" Crash Cymbal Pad
• Single Zone 10" Hi-Hat Cymbal Pad

Drum Pads

• Dual Zone 10" Snare Mesh Drum
• 4x Dual 8" Tom Mesh Drums

Accessories

• AC Adaptor
• Multi-pin Cable Harness
• Drum Key
• 1 Snare L-Rod
• 4 L-Rods for Pads
• 10 Cable Rack Clips
• 4 Hook-and-Loop Cable Strips
• 4 Cymbal Clamps
• 4 Toms Clamps
• 1 Pair Drumsticks
• Hi-Hat Arm (Short)
• 3 Cymbal Arms (Long)

Kick Pad

• Bass Drum Pad & Pedal

Hi-Hat Pedal

• Foot Controller

Drum Module & Tablet Shelf

• Module with integrated tablet shelf

Rack Assembly

The Titan 70 rack comes pre-assembled with all clamps already in place.

1. Pull the rack out of the box.
2. Loosen nuts on side arms and snare clamps to rotate bars. Ensure the Simmons logo in the middle of the rack faces the back.
3. Pull the side arms and snare arm out into their playing positions.
4. Take the Tom 4 and Crash 2 clamps from the box labeled "Clamps.".
5. Loosen and remove the right rack leg, then slide the Tom 4 and Crash 2 clamps onto the right rack arm.
6. Reattach the right rack leg and tighten nuts on side arm clamps.
7. Loosen L-rod wing nuts on tom clamps (those angling up above the rack). Insert the plastic end of the L-rod into the tom clamps and tighten wing nuts. Add another L-rod to the snare clamp on the short arm, facing the player.

NOTE 1: Placing the Titan 70 on a drum rug is recommended to keep components together.

NOTE 2: The right-side bar has a pass-through clamp for rack expandability. This arm can be shortened during assembly to save space.

Attaching the Cymbal Pads

1. Insert the three longest cymbal arms into the flat rack clamps facing behind the rack.
2. Insert the shorter hi-hat arm into the left-side arm's cymbal clamp.
3. Remove the top wing nut and felt from the cymbal arm. Place the cymbal pad onto the cymbal arm.
4. Re-attach the felt washer and wing nut, then tighten the wing nut.

NOTE: To position cymbal pads closer, angle the bottom section of the clamp and use the "boom" joint to adjust the cymbal's angle.

Attaching the Drum Module and Drums

1. Loosen wing screws on the snare and tom drum clamps.
2. Place the L-rods into the drum clamps as shown. The shorter, thicker end of the L-rod goes into the clamp, and the longer, metal end faces the drummer.
3. Slide the drum pads onto the L-rods. The 10" snare pad goes on the arm closest to the drummer. The other four 8" tom pads go on the remaining four clamps.
4. Loosen the module clamp (furthest to the drummer's left). Insert the module into the clamp and tighten.

Bass Drum and Hi-Hat Pedal

1. Place the hi-hat pedal on the floor to the left, as illustrated.
2. Connect the kick drum pedal to the front of the kick drum pad. The clamp on the back of the kick pedal attaches to the metal lip on the front of the kick pad. Most kick pedals will fit this clamp.
3. Place the bass pad and beater pedal on the floor in the center of the rack, as illustrated.

Connections

Connecting the Sound Module and Pads

CAUTION! To prevent electric shock and damage, ensure the power is switched OFF on the sound module and all related devices before making any connection.

Using the provided cables, connect the 1/4" jacks to the corresponding drum pads, cymbal pads, and kick pad. The 25-pin connector attaches to the multi-pin connector serial port on the bottom of the sound module.

The hi-hat pedal controls the hi-hat pad's voice. Plug the cable labeled "HH Pedal" into the Hi-Hat pedal. Similar to an acoustic kit, the hi-hat pad functions as an 'open hi-hat' when the pedal is released and a 'closed hi-hat' when pressed down.

Diagram Description: A visual showing the sound module connected via a multi-pin cable to the various drum pads (Snare, Toms, Kick) and cymbal pads (Hi-Hat, Crash 1, Crash 2, Ride). The hi-hat pedal is shown connected to the module and the hi-hat control.

NOTE: Use the included cable clips to attach cables to the back of the rack and hook-and-loop ties to attach cables to the vertical sections of the rack.

AC Adapter

The Titan 70 module uses an external power supply called an AC Adapter, which plugs into the back of the module. Ensure the module and connected devices are OFF. Connect the power adapter to the DC IN jack on the rear panel. A cable clip on the bottom of the module secures the power cable.

NOTE: To protect speakers, amplifiers, and the drum module, lower the volume to the minimum level before switching the power ON. Ensure power is OFF when connecting the drum module to external devices.

Connecting Audio Equipment

Mixers and Amplifiers

1. To listen to the module, connect the Output L/MONO and R jacks on the rear panel to your mixer or drum amplifier. For monaural playback, use only the L/MONO jack; for stereo, connect both L/MONO and R jacks.
2. The VOLUME knob controls both line outputs and headphone output volume.
3. Connect a standard pair of headphones to the 1/8" headphone jack on the left side of the drum module to listen without disturbing others. Adjust volume to a comfortable level.

Aux Input

This input allows you to mix external audio sources with the Titan 70's internal sounds. Plug the audio output of your smartphone, tablet, or other source into the AUX IN jack on the back panel.

Connecting MIDI Devices and Computers

MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is a worldwide standard for communication between electronic musical instruments and computers. MIDI sends note and other communication, enabling a versatile system of MIDI instruments.

Bluetooth Wireless Audio and MIDI

The Titan 70 supports Bluetooth wireless audio and MIDI for connection to apps like the Simmons App for iOS. Refer to page 29 for connection instructions.

USB Audio and MIDI Connection

The USB connector allows direct connection to your computer. It is "Class-Compliant" for macOS and Windows, requiring no driver installation. The module will be recognized to receive and transmit Audio and MIDI messages. The Titan 70 will appear as "Titan 70" in your software's USB device options.

NOTE: When connected via USB, all MIDI messages are received and transmitted via USB.

Tablet Shelf

The Titan 70 includes a smartphone and tablet shelf on the back of the module. Rubber padding keeps devices secure. Be mindful that heavy playing may cause vibration.

Titan 70 Drum Module Operation

Top Panel

Diagram Description: Labeled diagram of the top panel of the Titan 70 drum module showing numbered controls and displays:

1. Volume Knob: Controls Line Outputs and Headphone Output.
2. Power Button: Switches the module on and off.
3. + and - Buttons: Change kits, songs, or values in menus.
4. Kit Button: Exits menus and returns to the main Kit Mode screen.
5. Practice Button: Enters Practice mode (see page 24).
6. Song Button: Accesses Song Mode to play preset and user songs.
7. Mix Button: In Kit mode, changes level, pan, and effects for drum kits. In Song mode, changes balance between drum sounds and backing tracks.
8. Edit Button: In Kit mode, changes drum sounds and parameters. In Song/Practice mode, changes song settings. Press repeatedly for more parameters. Press Kit or Song to exit edit mode.
9. Setup Button: Changes global settings like trigger sensitivity and MIDI. Press repeatedly to select other parameters for editing.
10. Play Button: Starts song playback. Press again to stop.
11. Rec Button: Starts recording a song to a User Song as a MIDI performance.
12. Save Button: Saves drum kit edits to a User Kit.
13. Click Button: Toggles the Metronome on or off.
14. Tempo Button: Changes the tempo using + or - buttons, or tap to set tempo.
15. Mute Button: In Song mode, mutes the drums to play along with backing tracks.
16. LED Display: Shows information about the drum kit.
17. Drum Display: Lights up when a drum is played. Flashes when in editing mode. Shows selected drum and rim status.
18. Bluetooth Indicator: Lights up blue when a device is connected via Bluetooth.

Bottom Panel

1. 25-pin Connection Jack: For pad trigger cables.
2. Cable hook: For power cable.

Back Panel

1. USB: Connect to computer for MIDI in and out.
2. EXP1 and EXP2: Connect additional dual-zone pads.
3. MIDI Out: Connect to equipment accepting a 5-pin DIN MIDI output.
4. Aux Input Level: Adjusts the level for the Aux Input.
5. Left/Mono and Right: Line outputs for sound system or drum monitor. Using only Left/Mono outputs both signals.
6. Power: Connects the included power adapter (9V/600mA, center positive).

Side Panel

1. Headphone Out: 1/8" stereo output compatible with most headphones.
2. Tablet/Smartphone Shelf: Holds a device for playing along with music or videos. Rubber padding prevents slipping.

Quick Start Operations

Turning the Power on the Module

1. Connect the AC Adapter to the drum module.
2. Press the power switch on the top panel to turn on the module.

NOTE: An automatic power-off function exists, but is off by default. It can be enabled in Utility mode.

Basic Operation and Navigation

The module has four main modes: KIT, SONG, PRACTICE, and SETUP. Press the corresponding buttons on the top panel to enter these modes.

Adjusting Values

1. Select the parameter to adjust. Kit Number is selected by default when the module is first turned on.
2. Adjust the value using the + / - buttons.

Kit Mode

Selecting a Kit

1. Press the KIT button. The current Kit number and name are displayed.
2. Press the -/+ buttons to select from 50 Preset or 20 User Kits.

Using the Metronome (Click)

The CLICK is the metronome sound for playing along.

1. Press the CLICK button to switch the metronome on or off.
2. Press the Tempo button, then use the + and - buttons to change the tempo.
3. To change the time signature, press SETUP until "TimeSig" appears, then choose the desired signature (default is 4/4; other options include 1/4, 2/4, 3/4, 5/4, 6/4, 7/4, 3/8, 6/8, 7/8, 9/8, and 12/8).
4. When the click is active, the display animates the metronome's movement to the set tempo.

Using a Double-Kick Pedal

The Titan 70 kick pad is designed for double-kick pedals. To simulate the sound of an open hi-hat choke:

1. Press SETUP.
2. The display should show "Hi-Hat:Pedal" (default).
3. Press the + button to change to "Hi-Hat: Mid." This simulates opening the choke, producing a trashier sound.
4. Press + again to change to "Hi-Hat: Cl." This provides a dryer, closed sound.
5. Stepping on the pedal after exiting this menu will revert the hi-hat control to "Pedal" for normal operation.

Kit Mode - Advanced

Editing a Drum Sound

1. Press the KIT button.
2. Press the EDIT button to access the sound editing screen.
3. Strike a drum pad to view its assigned Voice. The corresponding LED will pulse.
4. Use the -/+ buttons to change the current parameter (default is Drum Sound). Press + and - simultaneously to return to the preset setting.
5. Press EDIT again to select a different parameter.
6. Press SAVE to assign the changes to a User Kit.

Editing the Kit Mix

1. Press the KIT button.
2. Press the MIX button to access the mix editing screen.
3. Strike a drum pad to view its assigned Voice. The LED will pulse.
4. Use the -/+ buttons to change the parameter (default is Drum Level). Press + and - simultaneously to return to the preset level.
5. Press MIX again to select a different parameter.
6. Press SAVE to assign the changes to a User Kit.

Saving and Naming a Kit

1. Select and edit a Kit.
2. Press SAVE.
3. Use the -/+ buttons to choose a User kit to save over (preset kits cannot be overwritten).
4. Press SAVE again.
5. To rename, use +/- to change letters and EDIT to move the cursor.
6. Press SAVE one last time to write the kit. The display will show "Saved" and return to Kit mode.

Factory Reset

To restore all settings to factory defaults:

1. Switch the module off.
2. Hold the + and - buttons.
3. Switch the module on. The display will read "FactoryReset." All settings will return to defaults. Trigger settings, user kits, etc., will be lost.

Song Mode

Playing a Song

1. Press SONG, select a song number, then PLAY.
2. Press PLAY again to stop playback.

NOTE: Tempo can be temporarily changed during playback; it reverts to the song's preset tempo when a different song is selected.

Muting the Drum Part

1. While a song is playing, press the MUTE button. The screen will show "Drum Mute" or "DrumMute Off."
2. Press MUTE again to unmute the drums.

Changing the Drum Mix

After muting the drum part, you can adjust the balance between your drums and the backing track using the Mix button.

1. In Song mode, press MIX. The display will show "Mix: 50/50."
2. Use the + and - buttons to change the balance between drums and accompaniment.

Changing the Tempo of a Song

1. Press SONG. The current song is displayed.
2. Press Play to start playback.
3. Press TEMPO, then use + or - to change the tempo. You can also tap TEMPO to the desired rhythm.

NOTE: Songs sound best at their default tempo.

Copying a Song

Copy a Preset song to a user song and replace the drum track:

1. Select a Song.
2. Press SAVE to save to a User song.
3. Use -/+ buttons to choose the User song destination.
4. Press SAVE to rename the User song.
5. Press EDIT to move the cursor.
6. Use [+/-] to change characters.
7. Press SAVE again to save the song.

NOTE: To rename a user song, save it to the same position and use the rename instructions.

Recording a Song

To Record

1. Press the Song button.
2. Select a User song (Songs 1-3 are presets; 4-10 are user songs). If no song is selected, it records to Song 4 (User Song 1).
3. Press the Record button. A metronome click will count in. Begin playing after the count-off.

NOTE: To hear the metronome click during recording, open Setup and change "ClickRec" to On (see page 27).

4. To stop recording, press Rec again.

Practice Mode

Pressing the Practice button enters Practice Mode. The display shows how close you are to playing exactly on the beat. A circle indicates timing: right of center means slightly late, left means early. 100% accuracy lights the center circle. Higher accuracy is needed for higher difficulty levels.

To Use Practice Mode

1. Press the Practice button.
2. Press + or - to select a Practice song. Press Edit to change other settings.
3. Press Play. A 1-bar intro plays with the click. The drum part stops, and the module listens for your playing on the quarter note beat, scoring each beat.
4. Every four bars, the "Level" indicator shows an average accuracy score (e.g., "82%").
5. When finished, press Play again. The final percentage and score are shown. The score considers the exercise, difficulty, tempo, and tempo shift.

Practice Mode Edit

In Practice Mode, press EDIT to access settings:

• Difficulty (Easy, Medium, Hard): Adjusts the timing range for being "on time."
• Tempo Shift (On/Off): When on, tempo accelerates in the fourth bar of a cycle (+20 bpm for the next three bars), then repeats the cycle with variations.

To Select Between the 6 Practice Modes:

1. Click: Play along with the band and the click.
2. NoClik: Play along with the band but no click.
3. NoClik3/1: Click plays for three bars, then click and band are silent for one bar. Repeats.
4. NoClik1/1: Click plays for one bar, then click and band are silent for one bar. Repeats.
5. NoClik1/3B: Backing track and click play for one bar, then click and band are silent for one bar. On bar three, only the bass part returns, then silence for one bar. Repeats.
6. NoClik1/3: Band and click play for 1 bar, then three bars of silence. Repeats.

Press the Mix button in practice mode to adjust the balance between your drums and the backing track, similar to Song mode.

Set Up Mode

The Setup menu configures triggers and MIDI parameters affecting the entire kit. Use the LEDs to the right of the display to see which pad is selected for editing. Play a pad to select it.

Press the SETUP button repeatedly to cycle through settings:

• Hi-Hat: Disables the hi-hat pedal for double-kick pedal use (see page 18).
• Time Sig: Changes metronome click time signature (default 4/4; options: 1/4, 2/4, 3/4, 5/4, 6/4, 7/4, 3/8, 6/8, 7/8, 9/8, 12/8).
• Sens (each pad input): Adjusts trigger input level. Lower levels require more force for highest dynamic; higher levels require less force.
• Retrigger (each pad input): Controls how quickly you can play on a pad. Turn down if fast playing is missed; turn up if double-triggers occur.
• Threshold (each pad input): Controls how softly you can play. Turn down if soft hits aren't picked up; turn up if false triggers occur.
• Curve (each pad input): Affects pad dynamics. "Normal" is default. "Dyn" for bigger soft-to-loud change. "Easy" or "Fixed" for easier play.
• X-Talk (Crosstalk, each pad input): Reduces vibration-induced triggers from adjacent pads. Adjust Crosstalk Cancel. Setting too high may prevent quieter pads from sounding. Be careful when setting to the minimum value required to prevent crosstalk.
• MIDI Note Number (each pad input): Sets MIDI note assignments for pads. Defaults follow General MIDI. Play a pad, then use +/- to change note values. The Titan 70 uses MIDI channel 10. See "MIDI Note Defaults" for preset numbers.
• Local (MIDI Local Control): When using a DAW, set to "Local Off" to prevent pads from sounding when playing MIDI back into the module, allowing for MIDI sequencing. "Local On" is the default.
• ClickRec (Click in Record): Turns metronome click on during recording (default is four clicks then silence).
• Bluet (Bluetooth): Toggles Bluetooth on/off (default is On).
• AutoPwr (Auto Power Off): Turns the set off after an hour of inactivity (default is Off).
• Send SYSEX: Sends user kits and trigger settings via USB/MIDI for recording into a DAW or SYSEX Librarian.
• Tom Type: Sets tom inputs for dual-zone pads ("Dual") or split signal to two pads ("Split").
• Ratio: Balances center and rim zone volumes for dual-zone toms, and adjusts snare rimshot sensitivity.
• EXP1: Connects additional pads to EXP1/EXP2 ports. Toggle between "Tom" and "Crash" for each port.

To reset to factory defaults, hold + and - buttons while powering on.

MIDI Note Defaults

Hi-Hat MIDI Settings

The Titan 70 Hi-Hat sends MIDI controller 4 for pedal position. If your MIDI source lacks a "Half-Open Hi-Hat" note value, change it to match your open hi-hat note number.

USB Operations

The Titan 70 acts as a 2-in, 2-out audio interface and a USB MIDI interface, "Class-Compliant" for macOS/Windows without drivers. Connect to your computer and DAW software. You may need to configure it as a new MIDI device in your DAW.

The Titan 70 also functions as a USB host for devices like an iPad, allowing iPad audio to pass through the module's outputs and MIDI to be transmitted.

Bluetooth

The Titan 70 supports Bluetooth MIDI and Audio. Bluetooth MIDI connects to apps (e.g., Simmons App for iOS). Bluetooth Audio allows playback of music from a phone or tablet through the module's outputs. The Bluetooth LED and display icon indicate an active connection.

NOTE: Due to bandwidth limitations, Bluetooth Audio and MIDI cannot be used simultaneously. Use a USB connection for both.

Bluetooth Wireless MIDI

Connect to apps like the Simmons App for iOS by selecting the Titan 70 in your app's Bluetooth MIDI settings. The Bluetooth indicator will light up.

Bluetooth Wireless Audio

The Titan 70 receives Bluetooth Audio. Select the Titan 70 from your device's Bluetooth settings to send sound through the module's line and headphone outputs. The display Bluetooth icon and front panel LED will light when connected.

NOTE: The Titan 70 cannot transmit Bluetooth Audio to wireless speakers/headphones due to latency.

Appendix

Sound List Summary

The Titan 70 features a comprehensive sound library categorized as follows:

• Kick Pads: 15 sounds
• Snare Pads: 54 sounds
• Tom Pads: 135 sounds
• Hi-Hat Pads: 23 sounds
• Crash Cymbals: 14 sounds
• Ride Cymbals: 20 sounds
• Percussion: 25 sounds
• Electronic Pads (E-Kick, E-Snare, E-Tom, E-Hi-Hat, E-Cymbal, E-Perc): Over 150 sounds

Refer to the full sound list in the original manual for detailed names.

Kit List

The Titan 70 includes 50 Preset Kits and supports 20 User Kits. Examples include "Hitmaker," "Heavy Rock," "Modern Metal," "Fusion Club," "Metallic," "Viking Helm," "Tekno," "Hip Hop," "SDS7," and "Brazil." A complete list is available in the manual.

Song List

The Titan 70 includes 3 Preset Songs and 7 User Songs. Preset songs include "Classic Rock," "R&B," and "Metal." User songs are designated "User Song 1" through "User Song 7." A complete list is available in the manual.

MIDI Implementation Chart

Details the MIDI messages transmitted and recognized by the Titan 70 module, including control changes, note numbers, and system exclusive messages. This chart is essential for integrating the module with DAWs and other MIDI hardware.

Warranty

The Simmons Titan 70 comes with a Two (2) Year Limited Warranty covering defects in workmanship and materials under normal use and service, from the date of purchase. The warranty excludes damages from misuse, accidents, or unauthorized modifications. Specific legal rights may vary by state.

FCC Statement

This equipment complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules for Class B digital devices, designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in residential installations. Users are cautioned that unauthorized changes or modifications could void their authority to operate the equipment.

Customer Service

For missing or damaged parts, or assembly questions, call Simmons toll-free at 888-621-4008 or visit their website at SimmonsDrums.net.