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I've decided to play my drums Last viewed: 6 minutes ago

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I had a talk with the guys in the band last night, and the guitar player brought up a valid point. He buys nice vintage guitars and plays them. Makes no sense for me to leave these gems in the basement, when I die anyway the wife is going to put em in the street, so I'm gong to enjoy them and start bringing out to gigs. now to figure out the different size configurations.

set one

24" 12/13/16

set two

24" 13/14/18

set three

24" 10/12/14/18

set four

24" 6/8/12/15/16

set five

24" 14/15/18/20

set six

24" 8/12/14/18

set seven

24" 6/10/12/14/16

I bet I can come with 10 more sets and still not use every possible arrangement!!! this should be fun...........

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Posted on 12 years ago
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From slingerland

...when I die anyway the wife is going to put em in the street...

Please PM me your street address, thanks! Mind Blowi

fishwaltz
Posted on 12 years ago
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Good for you!! Your set is amazing and people need to see these even if most of them have no idea what they're looking at. They'll still think the drums are beautiful. Just make sure you don't put them on a rickety stage. You don't want them bouncing off of each other from your playing or when someone else in the band starts jumping around. Also, I had to put an extra rim mounted BD spur on the front my Slings to keep it from walking away despite the 4 legs it already has. I actually just use the bracket, not the spikes as they put the front of the BD up too high and cause the chain on my pedal to rub against the batter head and it's been just enough to keep things in place.

So go ahead and give those beauties some air!

1981 Slingerland Magnum 8pc Pewter Silk
1971 Slingerland Avante 60N Lavender Satin Flame
1976/7 Ludwig Vistalite 5pc Yellow
1980's Ludwig Rocker 5pc Black
2004 Gretsch Catalina Birch Caribbean Blue
1998 Noble & Cooley Alloy Classic 14X4.75
1922 Bower Snare
Posted on 12 years ago
#3
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Life is short....Have a ball!!!!!!!

Posted on 12 years ago
#4
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Right on! That kit is righteous and should be viewed, heard and admired by the masses.

Posted on 12 years ago
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I really like the way the 6" and 8" concert toms are mounted (correctly) reversed with the high tom on the player's right (like bongos and timpani). I believe Trixon used to mount their toms this way also. What a gorgeous set, and what brilliant wrap. This must be a rewrap, no?

-No Guru... still learning more every day-
Posted on 12 years ago
#6
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gary about time gary

April 2nd 1969 scarfed pink champagne holly wood and 65/66 downbeat snare, and , supra same year very minty kit old pies
66/67 downbeat with canister
Super 400 small round knob
1967 super classic obp





once the brass ceases to glitter, and the drum looses its luster, and the stage remains dark, all you have left is the timbre of family.
Posted on 12 years ago
#7
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Big Rock 24" 13" 14" up 16"18" down. D' Drummer

Posted on 12 years ago
#8
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Excellent!

Please post some photos every time you use a new configuration.

9x Slingerland New Rock 50N 12-13-16-22 with 170 (Super S-O-M) holder
• 1979 Oak
• 1978 Blakrome + 6.5x14 TDR SD
• 1977 Black Diamond Pearl + 5x14 SD (gold badge, Rapid strainer)
• 1976 Black Cordova
• 1975 Silver Sparkle + 5x14 SD (Rapid strainer)
• 1974 Chrome + 5x14 COB TDR and 6.5x14 COW Zoomatic SDs
• 1973 Purple Sparkle
• 1973 Phantom (clear)
• 1971 Walnut (gold badges) + 5x14 TDR SD
1x Rogers Powertone Londoner V 12-13-16-22
• 1972 Butcher Block + 1979 big R Dynasonic SD
Posted on 12 years ago
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24, 13, 16, 18!!!!

Can't lose with one up and two down!

Posted on 12 years ago
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