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Strange Taiwan Rogers stand

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This is truly the heaviest and weirdest stand I own. It's too high to be a snare stand except if you are 6"8". I think it must be a 360 or 380 (it does have a Made in Taiwan sticker) but if anyone knows what it exactly is I'd be curious - it appears indestructible and the chrome really shines nice. Accepting any reasonable offers and it does make a nice coat rack. Thanks.

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70s Slingy WMP
70s Ludwig Standard Aqua Mist
60s Ludwig Champagne Sparkle Downbeat
and a whole bunch of snares and hardware
Posted on 11 years ago
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There is more modern Rogers that does not include the 360 or 380. Not sure when the 360s and 380s production stopped, but that just looks like a snare stand. The remarkable part of it is the height - and my guess is that it is for use standing up - a concert snare stand. That simple. What is intriguing is that it appears that the middle joint is like a boom - wonder if it is 'boom-able' to the side. That is what would really make this worth having for someone. I would point that out while selling.

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Posted on 11 years ago
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Unfortunately it's not boom-able and appreciate the info -makes sense that it could be used for standup drumming.

70s Slingy WMP
70s Ludwig Standard Aqua Mist
60s Ludwig Champagne Sparkle Downbeat
and a whole bunch of snares and hardware
Posted on 11 years ago
#3
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I wonder if this was one of those convertable boom/straight cymbal stands that was made into a tall snare stand?

Posted on 11 years ago
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