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Canopus Hammered Bronze 6.5x14 snare in beautiful shape. Beefy die cast hoops. Original Canopus snare wires. I've played this on maybe a couple of dozen gigs. Unless in use on a gig, it's been in storage in a hard sided case (case not included with sale). I still have the Canopus-logo stock...

My teacher has been playing Regal Tip 7A's since the 1960s. (He just turned 88.) He's got a few pair left but they're getting hard to come by. Anyone know of any brands producing good quality copycat sticks these days? Thanks in advance.

actually sold already on reverb. lucky me.

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Lightly used and ready for many more years of service. Includes all original parts except the beater. There is a heavy duty Danmar hard felt replacement beater included. A strap drive is included, which can easily be swapped in for the chain, if you prefer. Also includes a very handy carrying...

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Saw his presentation at PASIC 2021. That was a spiritual experience. Not the greatest photo quality, but check out that setup. He captivated the big room at PASIC with a solo performance and only one cymbal on the kit! Played a bunch of really nice ideas over different ostinato patterns played...

I bought this pedal new around 2018. It has all of the latest DW bells and whistles. This was one of my gigging pedals so it only came out for shows and spent the rest of the time stored away from dust and moisture. All adjustments work great. 100% original, including the beater with some...

The 19" K Con Crash/Ride is worth considering

I have both the 14" and 15" K Lights and they're some of my favorite pairs of hats. My 14's are 890/1105g. They're probably my favorite hats for jazz and softer volume gigs right now. I definitely would not take them on a rock gig though. This pair, at least, is a far cry from any New Beats I've...

Another thing, if you're looking to do multiple holes, get a drum shell drilling layout mat. You can center the cymbal on it and it helps guide your drilling so that the holes are spaced out evenly. You can download it free here: http://www.drummaker.com/layoutMats I took it to Staples and...

I bought a cheap drill press at Menard's a few years back, specifically to use on cymbals (of course it comes in handy for other things, too). It was less than $100 at the time, and I've used it to drill dozens of cymbals, both my own and for friends. With a little light pressure and a good...

It was a really amazing trip. I thought that after 35+ years of nerding out about cymbals that I'd be a little jaded seeing how the sausage is made, so to speak, but I turned into a little kid again while walking through the factory. I have a few photos and stuff to share, maybe I need to make a...

I got to try a couple pairs of these late last year. They kind of reminded me of the sound of modern New Beat hats, but a little "fatter" sounding, if that makes any sense, LOL. (In fact, when I said those exact words to my Zildjian rep, he replied "that's exactly what we were going for!") They...

Pretty much agree on all of the above. The 22" Renaissance is almost like a K Con rock ride in a way. The one I owned had a killer stick sound on the cymbal body, but the bell was very heavy and "chime like" and I couldn't get with it. Crazily enough it was also very crashable, despite being in...

I bought one about a year and a half ago and I use it exclusively for live shows. (I have a Yamaha DTX-8 electronic kit that I use for practice at home, so the home uses of the EAD aren't as important to me.) My main priority was being able to hear myself without depending on a sound guy or...

Another vote for the Peak. Super transportable and I use a three ringer binder on mine all the time.

Ding ding ding I have two 22 Bounce rides, one from 2013 and the other from 2022, and they're both very "Nefertiti-istic." Then again I've played other Bounce rides that were quite different.