Re: the 1930s BB...is it a 12 pt. floral engraing, 2 pc. shell, Artgold hardware...or is it the 1 pc. shell, simple floral parallelogram Ludwig as they call it with the later Classic Gold finish?...There's a big money difference here so photos will help too...
Mike Curotto
Re: the 1930s BB...is it a 12 pt. floral engraing, 2 pc. shell, Artgold hardware...or is it the 1 pc. shell, simple floral parallelogram Ludwig as they call it with the later Classic Gold finish?...There's a big money difference here so photos will help too...Mike Curotto
Mike,The B/B is the 1pc shell with the simple floral pattern.Hardwear is the Classic Gold finish.Drum has no mod's and does not have any re-placed parts it still has the heads that came on it.When i got the drum 20 years ago it came with the case and stand.Drum looks like it was played very little or if not played at all..Mikey
I wouldn't do the deal. I think the snares are worth more, plus they take up less room and would be easier to ship.
Get that kit! Get it! Get it! Wine Red Ripple!! Figure out a different trade. Do whatever you need to do!
-Adam
I'm with mlvibes, especially the BB being in such excellent condition.
Kev, I think i may not do the deal but i will still go loook at the set this weekend..I look at this deal two ways what i have in both of the snares and thats not much 250.00 in both drums..But on the other hand the condition of the set i know the B/B is a rare drum to come by in the size i have and the S/L radio king show's up from time to time.Also that is true about the Rogers set I have only have come across that finish on 4 set's...So i guess iam still up in the air on this deal...Mikey
the 14x14 FT in that wrap is worth the whole deal.. of course it is just my opinion..
Id take a bank loan out or sell 4 of my drum kits to get that WWR kit. LOVE that finish AND those sizes!
-Adam
Keep the snare drums and buy my WRR's lol. I would also check the tom mount on the inside of the top, as I have never seen a Londoner in WRR. B&B lugs were fazed out around 365xx. Serials below this would require a look behind the lugs as both type lugs were use between 345xx and 365xx. As to the trade? I'll bet theres far more B/B snares than WRR ones.
I agree about the more plentiful availability of those snare drums vs complete Rogers drum sets in the Wine Red Ripple. Condition of the wrap would be my main concern.
