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Well here it is...... the 6 digit serial number puts it at late 60's if I am not mistaken.

Nice Drum IMO

Z

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"A Majority , many times is a group of Highly motivated snails; If a thousand people say something foolish, it's still foolish. Truth is never dependent upon consensus of opinion. "
Posted on 15 years ago
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From ZOLE

Well here it is...... the 6 digit serial number puts it at late 60's if I am not mistaken.Nice Drum IMOZ

Z well done!! these cob gretsch are great sounding drum's, do you have it finished yet??Clapping Happy2Yes SirCool1

Your drummers not much good is he!? What you need is someone that's as good as me. ! John Henry Bonham !!
Posted on 15 years ago
#2
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I have had it for years....like 20 years it was in storage...I used it as a "tom" a few times but never cleaned her up......I was going to sell it and decided to clean it last week......Man it is pretty.... what you see is where I am at.... I need both hoops, a throw off ( I hope a lightning and not a microsensitive) and butt and all the lugs.

Im taking it slow as I am saving for double portion of my new single trick pedal.... But Thanks.... I CANT WAIT to her it.

I have a 1970 slingy COB that I use live and I Love that snare....I wonder if this will sound as good.....I cant imagine it sounding better but I have been surprised before.

Z

"A Majority , many times is a group of Highly motivated snails; If a thousand people say something foolish, it's still foolish. Truth is never dependent upon consensus of opinion. "
Posted on 15 years ago
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From ZOLE

I have had it for years....like 20 years it was in storage...I used it as a "tom" a few times but never cleaned her up......I was going to sell it and decided to clean it last week......Man it is pretty.... what you see is where I am at.... I need both hoops, a throw off ( I hope a lightning and not a microsensitive) and butt and all the lugs.Im taking it slow as I am saving for double portion of my new single trick pedal.... But Thanks.... I CANT WAIT to her it.I have a 1970 slingy COB that I use live and I Love that snare....I wonder if this will sound as good.....I cant imagine it sounding better but I have been surprised before.Z

Z post the parts you need in the wanted section, also the gretsch will sound different than your slingerland will, but that's a good thing, once you get it up and running you'll be all smiles!!!

Your drummers not much good is he!? What you need is someone that's as good as me. ! John Henry Bonham !!
Posted on 15 years ago
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its been really a pleasure to be here in part of this forum

A lots of information here M & M7 and GPG-NET and Rainbow Table Generator and Optimal Minotaur Strategy
Posted on 15 years ago
#5
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I wonder if anyone can tell me if the throw off on this snare should be a lightning or a super sensitive.... I have been hunting and hunting for a good deal.....and I would hate to buy the wrong throw off.....any help would be awesome!!

Z

"A Majority , many times is a group of Highly motivated snails; If a thousand people say something foolish, it's still foolish. Truth is never dependent upon consensus of opinion. "
Posted on 15 years ago
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From ZOLE

I wonder if anyone can tell me if the throw off on this snare should be a lightning or a super sensitive.... I have been hunting and hunting for a good deal.....and I would hate to buy the wrong throw off.....any help would be awesome!!Z

You can tell by the bolt pattern for the butt end. If it has 4 holes for the butt end its a Microsensitive type throwoff and butt. If its only 2 vertical bolt holes, thats for a fishtail adjustable butt and it SHOULD be an early Lightning throwoff.

Posted on 15 years ago
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From Ludwig-dude

You can tell by the bolt pattern for the butt end. If it has 4 holes for the butt end its a Microsensitive type throwoff and butt. If its only 2 vertical bolt holes, thats for a fishtail adjustable butt and it SHOULD be an early Lightning throwoff.

Thank you for that information... I appreciate it I will check later and report back

Z

"A Majority , many times is a group of Highly motivated snails; If a thousand people say something foolish, it's still foolish. Truth is never dependent upon consensus of opinion. "
Posted on 15 years ago
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Darn Darn.......4 holes on the butt end.....I guess my hunt is for a Microsensitive throw off and butt-end.

EDIT!!!!!

Maybe I am confused between butt and throw-off??...but MY drum has 3 larger holes on one side and directly across from that it has 4 small holes!

BUT WAIT..... I did a little bit of research Do these 2 pictures show a 4 hole on the butt side...??:?

http://www.repercussions.org/gl.html

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180492826034

Again thanks for your input

Z

"A Majority , many times is a group of Highly motivated snails; If a thousand people say something foolish, it's still foolish. Truth is never dependent upon consensus of opinion. "
Posted on 15 years ago
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Can Anyone Clarify this for me.... Or Quantize it ..... or at least let me know what strainer you believe is Orig Equip for this snare.

Z

"A Majority , many times is a group of Highly motivated snails; If a thousand people say something foolish, it's still foolish. Truth is never dependent upon consensus of opinion. "
Posted on 15 years ago
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