Very Late 60s - early 70s Ludwig Bop Kit w/ MANY other goodies. - Page 1

So many questions, right? So let's be positive and think that "perhaps it was a lazy day at the factory?" And is the seller suggesting Haynes could have owned these? Smart way to bump up the final auction price huh? If you aren't 100% certain then don't even bring up the possibility.

I bought my club dates in Pennsylvania, so perhaps some drummer in the house band at Philly International Records could have played them? I don't know.

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Posted on 12 years ago

madchops82

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This is definitely an "lol" auction here...So many questions, right? So let's be positive and think that "perhaps it was a lazy day at the factory?" And is the seller suggesting Haynes could have owned these? Smart way to bump up the final auction price huh? If you aren't 100% certain then don't even bring up the possibility.I bought my club dates in Pennsylvania, so perhaps some drummer in the house band at Philly International Records could have played them? I don't know.

If anyone has any q's about this set, I'll be happy to answer them. My tele is 518 572 1020

I said 'think Roy Haynes' ... He played a very similar set. I'm not assuming that he owned these. I just assumed a Roy Haynes devotee may like these drums. 100% certain of what? That he played them...I didn't and wouldn't say that. ... ... Now, if you had a Ludwig Vistalite 26, 18, 16, 14, would you say something along the lines of 'Think John Bonham' or use his name in the title? I think most people would. Of course a Bonham, Rich, or Krupa set would be more popular...Haynes maybe more esoteric, but I figured it'd do no harm to mention that he played a very similar set. It's a cool little kit and I'm trying not to hype it up or misrepresent it. Just offering at no reserve, which is something most sellers don't do.

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Posted on 12 years ago

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Sorry was being facetious, not meant to be a smartaleck. Obviously a nice set of drums that I wouldn't rewrap or refinish. What are the extras or toher goodies I don't see any?

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Sorry was being facetious, not meant to be a smartaleck. Obviously a nice set of drums that I wouldn't rewrap or refinish. What are the extras or toher goodies I don't see any?

Check out my other auctions. There's quite a bit.

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Posted on 12 years ago

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I have bought from madchops, and he is a class act!

Posted on 12 years ago

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I know Bill (madchops - which is an appropriate nickname, the guy is a groove machine on the drums,) for several years. He's a straight-shooter, honest trader and always prices things fairly. He's easy to do business with and you always get what was described.

Highly recommended seller/buyer.

John

Too many great drums to list here!

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Posted on 12 years ago

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+1..had a few dealings..always very smooth...

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Posted on 12 years ago

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