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I just finished this 8X12 today, with the newly re-chromed Blaemire lugs.
Pretty dang cool if I must say so myself... ![]() |
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Just out of curiosity Jerry, what not use a RIMS type of mount instead of drilling for a tom mount?
Beautiful kit too, BTW.
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bunny likey!!!!
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This shell had already been drilled for a mount and all of the drums on my monster kit as well as most every Blaemire I have build have direct mounts and resonate as long as the day is long. I learned a while back that it is not the direct mounts that effect resonance. but the angle and length of the L arm that is supporting the drum that can cause a deadening of a drum. I spent all of one day testing out the theory and could always find the sweet spot by changing the L arm position. Once I found that out, I never looked back. Makes for a tighter set up as well without the RIMS mounts. |
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Wow, Jerry nice drums.I would like to think you for posting the close-ups of the mounted tom.Why for years out in my shop i have some of these lugs today i never know these were Bleamire lugs.I was thinking they were M.I.J. lugs..I has alot of these lugs in the late 80's/90's i used them on my cheap sets that i put together for sale in O.C at that time....Mikey
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Yes i do have some lugs left.If i re-call right i have some of the biggger ones i think they are 2" long,some small size ones 1 1/2" long and maybe some smare drum lugs..I will look over the week end and get a count..Iam going to be fair here and let Drumjinx -{jerry}- have first pick of the ones i have...I only wish that i did not use them up like i did i had maybe 400 of these lugs..A side story back in the late 80's i went to Mr.Bleamire's shop in the S.F.V. got a few snare drums from him they had Ludwig and Slingerland parts on them.He also had set's made up with Ludwig,Rogers,Slingerland,Camco parts on them also M.I.J. 60's parts on the sets..Some sets did not have a wrap these were the ones that had all M.I.J. 60's parts on them,the wrapped sets had the other parts on them...Mikey
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Hey Mikey
tried to send a PM but your mailbox is full. I did send it to your email address. I hope it is current. Jerry |
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Jerry, Mikey's PM box is always full....I have his current address if it don't work.
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