I picked up this Ludwig P83 throw off yesterday. The Ludwig script is different than all others I have seen. What time frame is this from. The script looks a lot like the later 70's stuff.
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Posted on 11 years ago
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those are usually found on the very late 60's/early 70's Ludwig standard snare drums. I have also seen a same period supra with that logo.
mike
Posted on 11 years ago
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Thanks Mike. I bought it for my Pioneer from the 60's, so it will have to do for now. The ones he had for 60's script were nasty, so I picked this up for cheap instead.
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Thanks Mike. I bought it for my Pioneer from the 60's, so it will have to do for now. The ones he had for 60's script were nasty, so I picked this up for cheap instead.
You did good! A P-83 is a P-83 no matter what logo it has stamped on it. If you got it for cheap, so much the better. They're getting $70. for those units on fleabay!
John
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Then I killed it. Way, way, way less then that.
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If you really, really 'must have' a period correct logo on the strainer, you can always buy just the 'slider' plate part with the script logo - as a 'loose part'. It'll be much cheaper than replacing the entire unit. Regardless of which logo it may have, the parts on it/slider plate, are completely interchangeable.
John
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I don't have to have it but now that I know I can do that I'll keep my eyes open for one. Thanks.
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