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That is beautiful already. I would love one of those deeper shelled radio kings. Wow! Mine are 51/2". That drum has amazing mojo.
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The 7" depth is perfect in my opinion! This one has one of those nice, thick shells too. It sounds amazing!
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very nice piece!
those holes at the top in correspondence to the strainer what are they? I also have an same one , I wondered if the muffler in an anomalous position! what you think? Last edited by steff; 03-08-2018 at 06:15 PM. |
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I've attached a picture from google images of what the missing parts look like - hope this helps! |
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ok, now I understand, but mine have holes on the opposite side to the strainer, I found this very old radio king and not explain those holes, maybe extra holes?
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Yes, those definitely look like muffler holes. It's hard to tell if they're original from the photo (and I'm certainly no expert), but it looks like they're for a muffler of some sort. |
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thanks for your answers, indeed I wondered if there was a rare model with the muffler in that position, because the holes are just one bigger in the middle and two smaller side, or maybe if someone has put it later
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