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Ludwig Standard Catalog kit
Very cool! That's some nice looking Blue. I have the same set in Lemon...and in Gold.
10 years agoWhat is this?
Premier Tom mount base...maybe.
10 years agoLudwig Standards v.s. Rogers/Yamaha R-360s
I don't know. Ludwig Standards were made in Chicago alongside, and using mostly the same parts, as Ludwig Classics of the same era. Really the only di...
10 years agoLet's play a game.
If those had been local @ that price I doubt I could have resisted. Nice snag.
10 years agoLet's play a game.
If they were wrapped (wearing the "P" for "pearl" stamp) they generally would have an outside mahogany ply. So these are probably original, although I...
10 years agoSay what?
Looks very nice either way, although the price would have to reflect whatever it actually is.
10 years agoLudwig Concert Tom
The pointy edged badge probably shouldn't be on a drum with that aluminum trim on the bottom (should be bare edge) and those lugs aren't anything Ludw...
10 years agoLudwig Bowling Ball Wrap
Just to be clear Ludwig never called this finish "bowling ball". That is a slang term that we drummers have come up with to differentiate the opaque v...
10 years agoWFL v Ludwig Club Date hardware
From wflkurt...
10 years agoAcrylic ID
Did Premier make acrylic drums? I guess pretty much every drum company made at least a stab at making some plastic drums when they were all the rage....
10 years agoAcrylic ID
Possibly Zickos. It's been a while and I don't remember exactly what their lugs looked like but that was the first thing that popped into my head. I'm...
10 years agoBolt source
From Rich K....
10 years agoBlue/Olive badges with L before the serial?
Ludwig didn't normally stamp the numbers into the badges themselves, they came pre-numbered from the supplier who made the badges. Ludwig did get and...
10 years ago'67 Jazz Festival on Craigslist
From BEC...
10 years agoCan put the hardware from my Acrolite to a Pioneer snare shell?
Looks like typical 60's Ludwig construction to me.
10 years ago