I'll sell it for a dream date with Rosie Huntington-Whitely, but not for a drum kit.

I'll even let Jason come along to chaperone.

Kiss

I tried to sell my soul but no go. Said my price was too high and it had no resale value.

Hey, BUCKIE!

To be honest, I had to google Rosie Huntington-Whitely but, since I did, I can see your point! I suppose it all depends on what your "dream date" entails. For me, it would have to be more than dinner and a show! LOL! That ain't never gonna happen though!

Brian

I had to google Rosie Huntington-Whitely. I was glad I did. Bowing

First, a guitarist in a blues band once told me I had no soul, so I guess any deal with the devil is out, but trading a vintage set for anything modern reminds me of the famous Will Rogers quote: "Invest in land because they aren't making any more of it". And they aren't making any more Dayton Rogers sets either, so why trade one for something they're still making?

Mike

I had to as well.

I'd trade my 70s Slingerlands for a Ludwig Legacy black oyster pearl kit.

Any takers?

I'd pis$ on his shoes and keep my vintage babies!

John

Now that's the kind of response I was hoping for! Well put, John!

Brian

What sell my RadioKings? No way. All my other gear is up for negotiation, but not the Kings, or my little Ludwig snare compilation.

BUT if it was going to be happening at all, at this point I think a Craviotto Kit would be the only way forward. It would have to range from 18-26 BD's, standard 10-13 Toms and 14-18(even 20) floor Toms. Full array of metal shell snares and a full array of wood shells (probably looking at 10-12 snares in all), all hand produced by the man and each one signed and numbered for me. That's around 24 Drums in all. No hang on. I will need a second and third set of drums for the Road! Jeez I hope the Devil is feeling plush this is going to hurt his pocket!!!!

You make total sense Mike!