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Jeff C

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Posted on 12 years ago
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A very big thank you to the guys from Houston for telling me about Rockin Robyns. It was a hectik drive through a huge city but very much worth the time. It was interesting that about half the snare drums were for trade only. And some of the sets were not for sale at all. Had a great time, very hard to leave the place! I am finding out just how rare my Ludwig Educators are now!

Jeff C


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Jeff C

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Posted on 12 years ago
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Great Pics Man

What exactly are these in this pic?

Thanks

"Goin to Houston" "chi" "chi" "ring" well something like that.

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Posted on 12 years ago
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Thems is wotchacallyer Leedy And Ludwig knob tension drums.

Thems is also what got George Way fired after he designed 'em and U.G. Leedy spent all that money toolin' up and got damn near no return on his investment.

So indirectly, thems is also responsible for the existence of firstly: Geo. Way drums; then Camco; then DW; then Bill's Bar and Grill in Pecoima. (Ain't quite figgered out that last one but somehow, it just made sense.)

Posted on 12 years ago
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Thank you Mr. Womper. That's some good "stories".

See you at Bill's.

SA

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Posted on 12 years ago
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It's almost sad in a way to see all those snare drums just sitting on shelves, not being played.Violin

BTW, I saw at least two of my old kits still there, the Ayotte in the third pic and the Ludwig gold sparkle in the fourth one.

Posted on 12 years ago
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From jccabinets

A very big thank you to the guys from Houston for telling me about Rockin Robyns. It was a hectik drive through a huge city but very much worth the time. It was interesting that about half the snare drums were for trade only. And some of the sets were not for sale at all. Had a great time, very hard to leave the place! I am finding out just how rare my Ludwig Educators are now!Jeff C

Do you remember the price on Psychedelic red kit from picture 4?

How can I contact that shop?

Thanks!

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Posted on 12 years ago
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So what ya buy there Jeff?? Cool pics looks like a GREAT place to hang out talk and shop a bit. Glad you had a nice trip!

Glenn.

Not a guru just havin fun with some old dusty drums.
Posted on 12 years ago
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From FFR428

So what ya buy there Jeff?? Cool pics looks like a GREAT place to hang out talk and shop a bit. Glad you had a nice trip!

Hey Glenn, whats up! We almost didnt make it back. We hit winter storm virgil or what ever they called it right dead on in St.Louis.

It was a budget trip, I bought an L arm for my bop super classics for 8.00.

The cheepest snare I saw was a Dynasonic for 299.00 and not the best of shape. There were a few nice keystone acros for about the same price.

Jeff C


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Jeff C

"Enjoy every sandwich" Warren Zevon
Posted on 12 years ago
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From snurf

Do you remember the price on Psychedelic red kit from picture 4? How can I contact that shop?Thanks!

That sign reads NOT FOR SALE PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH!

All the kits on the top shelf were not for sale.

But here is a link the site, they might take a trade.

http://www.rockinrobinguitars.com/


Thank you!
Jeff C

"Enjoy every sandwich" Warren Zevon
Posted on 12 years ago
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