Recent content by vintagemore2000

I own about equal amounts of both 8 lug and 10 lug snare drums . So I love them both. always nice to have choices.

John paul jones, Chris Squire, John Entwistle, Paul McCartney.

This Slingerland kit I've owned for 10 years. Finally getting pics of the entire kit. Slingerland Goss Yellow. 1978/79 all but the 14 ×14" floor tom are 3 ply shells. The 144" floor tom are 5 ply shell.They are sizes 8x12 .9x13 " 14 × 14 " 16 × 16 " (2) 14×22 bass drums. 6 1/2×14"...

Motorcycle style, If you perform for along time they really are comfortable for long digs behind the kit. I have a 10 year old nitro tractor/motorcycle seat. if you can go sit on some before you buy,

Here are two others a 1976 Slingerland soundking. 6 1/2×14" this drum just does it for me. Then it's little brother a 1973 Slingerland Sound king 5x14" both are of course brass shells.

This is one of them a 1973 LM 402 .

Good for him.!! He's not the first nor the last Drum tech with this scenario.

A Huge loss, R.I.P. Kenny Rogers

Fantastic snare drum Mike. Thank you for sharing it with us !

John Henry Bonham. Ringo Starr. Dino Danelli , Cozy Powell, Charlie Watts,Jerry Shirley,

I've had many kits with brass hoops and steel hoops I can't tell hardly any difference between the two, I'd just go with steel due to the cost difference in the two materials.

After I saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan in 1964. I was a drummer one year later 1965.

You're gonna just need to to play off the head, don't bury your beater. I only use un ported heads. I play from 20" to 28" bass drums.

They really are great sounding shells. .

Google moogle Kevin this is one sweet kit, GLWS !!!!