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Are vintage drums all they can be?

Mike, You are obviously a well-known collector. When did you start your collection and what piqued your interest in restoring vintage gear?

18 years ago
>$5K Rogers Cleveland Holiday with Powertone

yeah, that kit looks straight to me, too. Frickin' BEAUTIFUL!!!Burger Kin

18 years ago
Are vintage drums all they can be?

Quoted post...

18 years ago
Oiling threads

I think it has to do more with heavy hitters. I never really have had that problem, either...but it does make sense.

18 years ago
Oiling threads

There has been some recent debate about whether to oil the threads at all. The argument is based upon the fact that lug screws which are lubricated wi...

18 years ago
The Chicago Drum Show

Were there any Ludwig Jazzette kits?

18 years ago
The Chicago Drum Show

Nice, David! Thanks for the report/video-logBurger Kin .

18 years ago
Nickel or Chrome??

Well...Thanks for posting the pictures....Unfortuantely, the pictures seem to have taken on the color of the ambient light source, so it's still very...

18 years ago
Nickel or Chrome??

Nickel has a duller/warmer, yellow-ish undertone to the color. Chrome is more mirror-like and has a more blue-ish undertone. Without seeing the pieces...

18 years ago
$4 Ludwig Snare

It's actually 5" X 14" (Ludwig didn't make any drum 4-1/2" deep) and from the description it sure sounds like an Acrolite. You did very well! Congrats...

18 years ago
Ludwig wood snare

Well, it's a single-tension mahogany-ply shell Ludwig parade drum from (guessing) the 1940's. If you look inside the shell (oftentimes, you can see in...

18 years ago
Gretsch Round Badge strainer questions...

DOH! Nevermind...I didn't read the first post clearly. Nice dogs!

18 years ago
New here

Welcome! We would love to see some pictures of your drums.

18 years ago
Cleaning dirty synthetic drumheads

If you wanted to, you could probably stick a piece of that blue painter's masking tape across the logo area and proceed from there. The logo is inked...

18 years ago
Cleaning dirty synthetic drumheads

Man, I was thinking about your drums when I made this thread! :) But...YES! The Soft Scrub WILL remove the logo...so just avoid that area and it will...

18 years ago