Just picked up this Rogers kit, and have not seen this type of tom/cymbal mount before. Is this original to the kit? Thanks!
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Posted on 12 years ago
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Yes,pre 1965 I think......
Someone added a "Cymbal Stacker" to the threaded top piece...........
"Always make sure your front bottom BD lugs clear the ground!"
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Blair tells you true... man, what a sweet set of drums. I'm a sucker for red glass. Enjoy them.
John
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Good info already. Late 50's - early 60's swivomatic mount.
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It is before '65 (thinking '63), Thanks for the information!
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Known as the 'Top Hat' setup, it was shown with a 20" bass and 2 12" toms. It was available from the 50's thru 1966 and then the model name changed to 'Londoner', first shown in the 1967 catalog issued in late 1966.
The Londoner was shown with a 20" bass, 12" and 13" toms, and the t-bar mount that was used until 1975.
That's a beautiful kit you have there.
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The actual drums are post-1964 tho since they have beavertail lugs correct?
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"Always make sure your front bottom BD lugs clear the ground!"
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