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Terry’s ex from Missing Persons. She was smokin back in the day❤️

I’m thinking it’s called Ocean Twilight.

I’ve had several over the years but here are the only two I have currently. Silver sparkle Gretsch Brooklyn and a Gretsch Catalina Club in a bluish green sparkle. Can’t recall the name of the wrap. I upgraded the latter with DFD stick choppers & a Gibraltar Gladstone throwoff. It’s a pretty...

Yeah, I’m pretty used to them and have even swapped out the triple-flanges on some of my other snares for DFD’ stick choppers.

Ahhh. Yes, I wanted the traditional Gretsch 30 degree edges, along with the regular lugs and 302 stick chopper hoops.

I have a 5.5” Brooklyn snare, not the standard. I think the only difference is that mine has standard lugs (?), although I have the 10 lug version. I love it. I did very little adjusting from how it came from the factory and haven’t had any issues with sympathetic buzzing. However, my drum...

Exactly. I think too many people are caught up in the “small ingot/sheet vs big ingot/sheet” thing rather than what goes into the metal itself. I’m not shilling for one over the other since “sounds better” is subjective and the whole Zildjian vs Paiste debate is akin to debating religion.

What is a “cheap sound?”

Several big name drummers played Leedy in the pre-Slingerland days. Shelly Manne was their big endorser in the SlingerLeedy period.

DW makes good snares but, aside from the Edge, nothing that they make sets them apart from what other companies have made for decades. I’m talking about sound or shell build.

I It’s just one of their standard heads.

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I realize this is an ancient thread but it came up on a Google search. DC1000 were started by Joe Voda’s Drum City in Omaha in the late 70s. He opened his shop in 1962.

My channel recently hit 10k subscribers, but it’s (99%) dedicated to classic big band and jazz drummers…not a cover channel or about me in any way. The channel name is “thecrippledrummer.”

Lol. I’ve never weighed it. The only scale I have access to at the moment isn’t that accurate. It’s probably not too far off from yours though. It’s pretty thin.

My 20” Bos Antique Flat ride is my favorite flat, and I got it for $130 on Amazon a couple years ago.

Love the color and love the buppy!

I guarantee that the 20”, 12”, 14” would go quick!

Price lowered to $220.