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Now ya gotta tell us about the Camaro. 67-69? 70-73? 74-81?

Ours were stainless steel. They were like walking around with three garbage cans held together with rope. At least the next year the high school had COW Slingerland tenors in 12/14/16 and those things were built like tanks.

That would explain the source of the 22” triple flanged hoop. I’ve never seen marching tenors that large and couldn’t image carrying a set but my jr high had a set of stainless Ludwig tenors that I (unfortunately) carried. They were 14/16/18 and were undoubtedly the worst drums I’ve ever played...

Ain’t for me.

The very non-famous drummer using this kit was running 14x10, 15x12, and 16x16 toms on this day.

I’ve never seen anything like it. I’d assume it was a custom order mainly since the largest triple flanged hoops I’ve seen is 20”.

I have the same problem. ;-) ;-)

Dis be a cool plate. Had I not be in the middle of a red label to black label conversion I’d be very interested.

Why do I get the feeling that the person who put this kit together strongly resembles Jeff Lowe of Tiger King fame?

Not sure what show they’ve entered in but it’s apparently a show piece.

Definitely not the best way for the band to handle the situation. You’ll be in a better place not having to deal with “friends” like that. May they find themselves backing Corey Feldman on a tour of midwest dive bars.

Yacht rock was the first thing that came to mind, as Steech mentioned.

I’ve decided to avoid the rush and miss it early.

I have not. I don’t have any Pearl stuff around here.

It’s not my fault that rap sucks. It did that all on its own.

It was a successful mission!

Beautiful!

This past Saturday.

Though it no longer exists, here’s a photo from flyover country for you ‘coasters. I remember seeing this painted on a building in Dodge City Kansas, the original home of Evans. A bit has changed since then.

I have several Sonor mounts and the tubes all interchange between my 60s teardrops through my Acryl drums, the latest of those being manufactured around 1977. As dingaling mentioned, it’s possible Sonor changed those during the Phonic run.