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early 70's slingerland snare/tom

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  • early 70's slingerland snare/tom

    placed a bid 5 days ago and won.
    10 bucks and 30 for shipping.
    about 50$ CAD.
    seller listed it as a ludwig but it doesn't look like one and he confirmed what I was thinking in the email that followed the end of the auction.

    Link here

    what do you think?
    Last edited by gostviper; 10-15-08, 12:44 AM.
    http://s178.photobucket.com/albums/w...t=SANY0907.jpg

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    Lud-erland thang

    Looks like it used to be a Ludwig floor tom, because of the three Ludwig floor leg mounts. I can't quite place the lugs if they're Slingerland too, a marching snare?! No, it's a marching snare that was converted into a floor tom at one time in its life? What is the story behind it? Interesting find to say the least!
    '94 Tama Starclassic maple 24" & 22" bass drums, 10",12",13",14" 16" toms, 20" Tama gong bass, 8" & 10" Tama concert toms, 14" Ludwig timbale, Pearl quarter toms, various snares and A Zildjian cymbals....
    Roland TD-9 module, 2 PD-105s, 2 PD-85's, 1 PD-120, CY-15R, VH-11, 2 CY-12 cymbals, 2 KD-7 kicks, TE3.2 Hart Pro snare and DW/Tama hardware.

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    • #3
      That's a Slingerland Parade drum ( Super tension) with a Zoomatic snare strainer and rim-shot counter hoops. Should be 8 lugs , they did offer a 10 lug version for extra cost. Has a Ludwig tom mount, maybe that's why he said Ludwig. Could be a 10x15, its from the early seventies. Came originally with 16 wire snares. Enjoy it.
      www.myspace.com/tongueingrooveTd 20 Purple Fade V Session Cy15, 2x Cy14, Cy8, Asi+ Crown k2 amps, BBE max. Legion 15's, Madison 18 subs, Tama,Yamaha hardware.
      Your never as good or bad as you think you are !

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      • #4
        thanks for the info, it's great to see i got something that has some value in terms of rarety
        http://s178.photobucket.com/albums/w...t=SANY0907.jpg

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        • #5
          a tip if you want to try to clean the original hardware....

          use coca-cola and aluminum foil. it works great. i just did that to a 70's snare that i bought and turned into an edrum. it works better than any chrome cleaner on the market i have tried. just be sure to clean it with soap and water when your finished so it's not sticky.
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          My a-kit

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          • #6
            thanks for the heads up T
            http://s178.photobucket.com/albums/w...t=SANY0907.jpg

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