What a fantastic collection
...all that's missing is the Slingerland dual super snare model
What a fantastic collection
...all that's missing is the Slingerland dual super snare model
Nice!! And Shiny!!! Walking
Ed
Do they all feel and sound different? Intrigued mostly by the first 2 (on left) That Wristwatch CB-700 sure looks cool! Are they all COS? Or is there some Brass there?
First, to everyone, thanks for all the positive comments!
DJ333! Yes, there is a definite feel and sound difference with each drum. Just like with drums from different companies, each has its own character and voice. As to shell material, the R-380 is a typical Taiwanese seamed metal shell. The CB-700 and Tama King Beat are seamless steel and the Ludwig is seamless aluminum.
Mark
What a fantastic collection...all that's missing is the Slingerland dual super snare model
Since you mentioned it! This is my SSK (Super Sound King) that I had back in 2003. The SSK sports NOS Evans Cad Cam heads that I found! The drum came to me with no snare wires and I was able to determine that Puresound RK wires for the Clam-shell strainer would fit. Even with the COB shell, I never felt it sounded that good. Still, I should have kept it!
Mark
Really nice collection..;)
In your opinion please describe the difference between the Tama and Ludwig sound. I'm looking into purchasing one for a blues gig. Beautiful drums man!
Really nice collection Mark. Especially intriguing is the CB-700. I will have a nice one in a few days ( just what i need...another snare) and understand the "Wristwatch" (haven't heard that term before), is from the early 80's. Could you elaborate on the timeline for those lugs. Didn't know they were a seamless 5.5x14 COS shell. Thanks in advance.
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