It looks small, but I doubt it's 18", those weren't in vogue back in the day, especially on budget kits. My guess is 20".

Bermuda

I agree. The budget kits were generally a year or so behind the trend. I seem to remember 22" kicks didn't show up until around 1970 in these lines. Also, the 18" kicks were far out of fashion in those days, unless you played hard core jazz. Even with that, I seem to remember most of those guys going with a 20" kick at the time.

I`m comparing the height of the bass drum pedal to the diameter of the kick drum...I would say it`s a 20" as well...

Cheers

Another vote for a twenty incher.

I still have my 13 Snare Drum from my set when I was a kid!! I do remember them bass being small when I played om them.

18`s are useually X 14" and the opposite lug would be close, the spread looks a little much, I`m going with a 20"

I'm going with a 20 - based on the last kick to show the difference between the tom and that BD. BTW - that HH stand is worth as much as $100. However, I would say that it priced a bit too high because of the mix/match of the brands - and color, as there is too much fade on the floor.

Of course - it all depends on what pies are sitting atop the HH stand.

John

I agree. That was my bit of sleuthing.

Cool kit.

B

$100.00 for the Slingerland HH stands??? Really?? Wow! Ill check that out! I have like three of those!Excited