That Kick looks like a 16"x26" Because of the double spurs. These kits get a bad rap but they are great drums. I guess I'm a little prejudiced cause I own an 83' Kit in "The Sizes" They are indeed Heavy and thats exactly how they sound. Good Luck with them
Killer kit!!!!
Thanks for the nice comments BunnyMan and FFR428. Didn't mean to highjack the thread. but I wanted to show the original poster that with a little work these these drums clean up nice and can sound real good. I also have a matching CoW 8x14 Coliseum snare very powerful. Think Alex VH OU812
I concur with Paicefan these are killer drums, they are both 80's drums one question does the unserial numbered keystone have chicago on it if it does both the drums actually could be 85 as ludwig were in the process of moving classic production from chicago to munroe and the last year of chicago production had a transitional badge the same as the munroe badges but with chicago some had serials some didn't I have a kit with two 26 x 16s and these have twin spur sets as does the 22x 16 I have. Quality of assembly was not always great but I have never played better kicks than the 26 x 16s
Are you the one selling this kit in Idaho or did you buy these drums?
The keystone says Chicago, USA...
And the bass drum is actually 26x16" just like you said...
I noticed an online listing for a 7 piece kit that has the tom sizes shown in the pic, but the bass drum is a 24" or 22" I believe. These must have been pieced together as there is a no-name 16x16 floor tom with a chrome re-wrap. The kit also came with a nice mid 1960's Supra snare to round out the chrome theme Excited
Little Cyress be sure to post some pictures when you set them up.
