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79' supraphonic

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i purchased what seems like from the serial number a probable 79' supraphonic.actually found it on e-bay but when i found the owner lived about 40 miles away,went to his house to see it. it sounds terrific and bought it. it is clean! as soon as my scanner is fixed i will post a picture,it is really clean and the experts here can give their opinions/suggestions good/bad. glad to be a member of the forum again!

Posted on 16 years ago
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Would it be rude of me to ask how much you paid for it?Excited

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Posted on 16 years ago
#2
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a 5 1/2 or 6 1/2....Ive been looking for a reasonably priced 6 1/2...not many out there

Posted on 16 years ago
#3
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Hey, Doug. I have a '79 Supra, too! I love it! Mine is a 5-1/2" depth version. I paid $40.00 for it...in an antique shop....a few blocks down the street from where I live. I was walking by the shop, looked in the window, saw the drum sitting there...kept walking....a few steps more and...it hit me. I went back a few steps and bought it...along with an old concert tom and a Tama single-braced cymbal stand thrown in for good measure. The drum cleaned up and doesn't have a scratch! Apparently, the filth had preserved it!

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Posted on 16 years ago
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wayne, i paid $375 for it.cash. o-lugs,you lucky dog! $40! it's a 5 1/2 x 14...exactly what i was looking for. i even gave my old 93' yamaha snare (5 1/2x14) to a drummer friend after i played it! i think that's THE snare for me. there are no pits. as soon as i get a another scanner i will post pictures.

Posted on 16 years ago
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From O-Lugs

Hey, Doug. I have a '79 Supra, too! I love it! Mine is a 5-1/2" depth version. I paid $40.00 for it...in an antique shop....a few blocks down the street from where I live. I was walking by the shop, looked in the window, saw the drum sitting there...kept walking....a few steps more and...it hit me. I went back a few steps and bought it...along with an old concert tom and a Tama single-braced cymbal stand thrown in for good measure. The drum cleaned up and doesn't have a scratch! Apparently, the filth had preserved it!

40 bucks....... I hate you.....LOL

Posted on 16 years ago
#6
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Ok... Not rubbing it in anyones face, but I paid $50 for the 1971 5x14 I just snagged this week off craigslist. Needs a few parts but still... As for the gunk, O-Lugs, I can relate, seems to be the case with mine as the shell is super clean under the crap. What a pleasant surprise.

Posted on 16 years ago
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Well, don't want to rub it in here either, but I got my early 60's COB Supra for free. It was given to me. Mind Blowi

:::Ryan B
Posted on 16 years ago
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From tommy stixx

Ok... Not rubbing it in anyones face, but I paid $50 for the 1971 5x14 I just snagged this week off craigslist. Needs a few parts but still... As for the gunk, O-Lugs, I can relate, seems to be the case with mine as the shell is super clean under the crap. What a pleasant surprise.

good scrore.....are there 10 lugs on that one,,,they look spaced a bit far apart in the photo for a 10 lugger

Posted on 16 years ago
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