Pictured is my first attempt at a re-wrap effort. Slingerland 3-ply shells. Bubinga Fade wrap.
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Pictured is my first attempt at a re-wrap effort. Slingerland 3-ply shells. Bubinga Fade wrap.
Very very pretty. Great job. Where did you get that Bubinga wrap?
Mike
Thanks for the kind words, Mike. I got the wrap from the Bumwrap Drum Company.
18/14/12 Slingerlands.. Originally red, blue and champagne sparkle!
Very classic. Jet black always catches my eye because it shows the chromed metal so nicely.
Pictured is my first attempt at a re-wrap effort. Slingerland 3-ply shells. Bubinga Fade wrap.
That wrap is very cool. I didn't know such wraps existed.
They have some really cool wraps! He sent me a sample for a project, but I ended up going in a different direction with, (they don't do vintage-y sparkles) but I would highly recommend them. Their mods, oysters, and woodgrain wraps look outstanding!
1967 Ludwig Supraphonic 5 x 14
1976 Ludwig Acrolite 5 x 14
1966 Ludwig Pioneer 5 x 14
66-'67-ish Slingerland orphan project 20/13 (original champagne sparkling pearl)
Mid-60's Slingerland Gene Krupa COB Sound King 5 x 14
Mid-50's Slingerland tenor-to-floor tom resto/conversion project
Early 50's Slingerland Marcher resto project
Pork Pie 6.5 x 14 Big Black
Zildjians
The Rogers and Gretsch were both single drum rewraps. Floor toms on both. Both great sets!
The Premier and Ludwigs were complete rewraps....
billnvick - Where did you get the wrap for the 70s Pearl in Dark Blue Satin ? It's very eye catching! Nice job.
-Doug
late 60s Star kit (red satin)
Tama Rockstar Custom
a few snares ...
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