It's a nice late 60's kit in good original shape. Pretty sure the drink holder is an add on:p The price is high. In the States it would be worth around $300, here in New Zealand about $400US. I'd say $1100 is ambitious even for Denmark where I'm assuming they're a bit harder to come by.

That double tom mount puts that set more around 1969.But that price is at least double what they are worth (market value).I suppose this boils down to what you are getting for $1100.An MIJ set from '69 in excellent shape and mostly complete.I've said it before,people pay $2500 for tin toy rockets from the 50's.Is it's purpose mostly decorative,or a gigging kit?I would say no-one on this forum would pay $1100 for that set.

Agreed. Not a dime over 300 in the states. I wouldn't pay that even here because they are up for sale so often.

there just not good enough quality to pay that, entry level kits in the 60's remind me of my first kit in 64

Prøv også at henvende dig på trommeslageren.dk

Priserne i USA afspejler på ingen måde priserne i Danmark. Jeg synes selv at en pris på omkring 4000 vil være mere rigtig, men hvis standen er perfekt og det ER det sæt du vil have er 5000 vel også OK.

Det er ikke en pris du skal regne med at få igen!

Venligst

Jon

Hi again,

thanks for all your replies!

I obviously don't know my vintage Pearl-drums nearly as good as anyone else here :-) I guess if they knock a substantial amount of dollars off of that price - i might still be interested. It's a set unlike most of the other sets you'll see on the used-market in denmark so I still kinda like it. Thanks for taking your time to help me out!

@ Jon -

Tak for svaret. Jeg overvejede også trommeslageren.dk, men min erfaring er at der ofte går diskussionsklub i den derinde :-).

Sandt at sige var jeg først og fremmest også mere interesseret i at få lidt mere viden om sættet end Orkestergraven selv præsenterede - og efter at have browset rundt på denne side var jeg i hvert fald ikke i tvivl om at jeg nok fik mere præcist svar her fremfor på trommeslageren...

Jeg er helt med på at priserne ikke afspejler det danske marked. Det danske brugtmarked er jo i øvrigt bare STENdødt (!) for tiden, - så det er svært at sammenligne noget som helst andet end udbud...

Vi ses lige pludselig på trommeslageren.dk!

Welcome!

Although I know that Denmark is a high-priced area for many products, that asked price is far too much.

If you are looking for a vintage drumset, you may find it here:

http://www.drums-direkt.de/de/angebot_drumsets.php

... and one appeal:

Please, don't speak in official posts in a foreign language - you may choose PM (private messages) to exchange private information this way. Thank you ;)

Ralf

That's a good link Ralf. The 70's Pearl kit they have is much better priced http://www.drums-direkt.de/de/angebot_details.php?type=drumset&id=0403. There's probably only a couple of years difference in age and at less than $400usd it's reasonably priced. Sure, there's no snare or hardware but that won't be difficult to find quite cheaply.

Of course, I shall keep to the common language from now on.

It was just a pleasant surprise to see another fellow dane here.

My danish blabber only amounted to saying that the US prices of around 300 $ max doesn´t really apply in Denmark - and to recommend the excellent danish forum trommeslageren.dk

Regards

Jon