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50's Slingerland Radioking internal bass drum Mufflers

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From Rob G.

I think the answer you're looking for is that l-shaped piece hangs between those two nuts. Not tight thought. Those nuts let it slide a little when you're raising or lowering the thing.

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Posted on 16 years ago
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From kevins

Are you sure you're in the right forum?.............

Originally Posted by Rob G.

I think the answer you're looking for is that l-shaped piece hangs between those two nuts. Not tight thought. Those nuts let it slide a little when you're raising or lowering the thing.

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Posted on 16 years ago
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DOH

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Posted on 16 years ago
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So I'm trying to get an idea (just curiousity) how that muffler adjusts. Is the T-handled threaded in that sleeve? What provides the "run in and run out" for the lever arm?

Not a Guru... just interested..
Posted on 16 years ago
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thanks guys got it working--RRdrums

Posted on 16 years ago
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I know this is an old thread, but I have a Slingerland kit, and I've always had this part "covered up" on the bass drum. Could this be for an internal muffler?

Thanks!

-AP

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Posted on 13 years ago
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