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Hi.. How is everyone doing? This is my first post in this forum and I'm wondering if anyone knows how much I should ask for an old Tama Swingstar drumkit. I know it's not really vintage, but I'm pretty sure it's one of the first swingstars made. It looks exactly like this SS522 at http://www.tama.com/history/history_detail.asp?i=47
It's the same color and in perfect condition besides the floor tom having a couple inch break where the shell was glued when made or whatever. I'm also selling it with a new model Tama Rockstar metal snare, drum chair, upper tom mounts, and floor tom legs. I'd appreciate it if someone could tell me what I should ask for them. Their not the best drums, but their not crap. I just don't want to find out that I sold them for too cheap. Thanks a lot Brad |
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Is this for a private sale? ebay? trade?
Do you have an interested party? It is hard to say but I would gather less then $300. There are just so many options in the drum market at the moment at every different price point. If you have a person with cash in hand that makes up a lot for selling the drums. So many times people think drums are worth so much, but they never have a buyer with cash. So if you do have a buyer then get what you can, because they can just move to the next seller. David Last edited by Webmaster : 02-06-2006 at 10:20 PM. |
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Thanks for the reply. I was thinking around $250 so I guess that's about right compared to what you've told me. No, I don't have any people interested because I haven't placed the ad yet. It's a free online ad so at least I won't be wasting any money with trying to sell it at this point.
Just curious, how much do you think a drum shop would charge to fix the broken seem where the shell is put together? Brad |
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