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Where is introduction part of forum?

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Welcome all. drmrguy....would love to see pics of that cocktail kit!

Posted on 15 years ago
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Hello fellow vintage drum enthusiasts. Having just joined, I'll let my intro be by way of pics of my 1940 Super RK & my Sonor Phonics kit ... looking forward to wasting lots of time with ya'll!Group Hug

Ron

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Posted on 15 years ago
#22
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Vintage drums are SO much cooler than new ones! just look at that beauty! Look at those details. Does anything of today compare in terms of classic styling? I think not.

Welcome to the forum!Burger Kin

"God is dead." -Nietzsche

"Nietzsche is dead." -God
Posted on 15 years ago
#23
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Well I want my ten munutes back that I wasted looking for the introduction forum. Anyway, I'm a booking agent now but made my living pounding skins back in the dark ages of the sixties and seventies. Researching selling a vintage Sonor kit. band2

Posted on 15 years ago
#24
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Hello all...I'm a noob drummer with lack luster skillz...for now ;)

I found this site while trying to research the age of my kit. So anyone with some knowledge of English made Premiers please lemme know...

Posted on 15 years ago
#25
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Another newbee landing in on this here whats become the intro page :)

Took me a few minutes to get here :(

I'm a full time drummer. Been playing all my life.

I have a Rogers early 70's Holiday kit that i've had for 10 years and i just bought a Ludwig 67 kit. I also have newer drums but i wont bore you with those.

Looking forward to learning, sharing, finding and offering solutions.

Gnasher

Posted on 15 years ago
#26
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And another newbie finds the resurrected (or zombie) intro page... I've been playing on and off since dirt was the newest craze.

fishwaltz
Posted on 15 years ago
#27
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Hey wait, I did not realize there were any left handed collectors. Is the Radio King a lefty snare. ;)

David

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Hello fellow vintage drum enthusiasts. Having just joined, I'll let my intro be by way of pics of my 1940 Super RK & my Sonor Phonics kit ... looking forward to wasting lots of time with ya'll!Group HugRon

Posted on 15 years ago
#28
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Hey all of you "newbies" glad to have you all in the forum.

The scene here for the most part is much different then other drum forums. It remains a down to business place.

Most important, everyone does welcome new members, but not like other places where the crowd welcomes you with post after post... Very few sappy "Welcome this is drum heaven" or "You have come to the right place" posts.

That is the main reason the welcome section was turned off!

Also, there is very little drama here, which by the way is fun reading on some forums!

Without sounding conceded and so my head still fits through the door, "This is the best and largest vintage drum forum on the Internet. You have just entered drum heaven"Laughing H

David

Posted on 15 years ago
#29
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Yeah! "You have come to the right place!"

Cool Dude

"God is dead." -Nietzsche

"Nietzsche is dead." -God
Posted on 15 years ago
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