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Rogers COB DynaSonic

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I own a Rogers 10 lug COB snare drum and was hoping someone could tell me the year it was made. I bought it new in 1978. Serial # 27530

Thanks for your help.

Mike.

Posted on 5 years ago
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From SonofSonor

I own a Rogers 10 lug COB snare drum and was hoping someone could tell me the year it was made. I bought it new in 1978. Serial # 27530Thanks for your help.Mike.

Hi Mike...and Welcome to the forum!

An educated guess says that your Dynasonic is from the Fullerton era, around 1971 I believe.

-Mark

Posted on 5 years ago
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I am just curious, if you bought it new wouldn't it be a 1978 Dynasonic?

Wayne

Posted on 5 years ago
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From DRUMR69

I am just curious, if you bought it new wouldn't it be a 1978 Dynasonic?Wayne

I didn't even notice that! Still, the serial number given is from the very early 70's.

-Mark

Posted on 5 years ago
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I answered your message...…… question... Is the badge an oval shaped badge or slightly a little past square, but not quite rectangle? If oval ...1970/ early 71. If the other, then 1975./early 1976. Does it have a dampener?

Rogers Drums Big R era 1975-1984 Dating Guide.
http://www.vintagedrumforum.com/showthread.php?t=24048
Posted on 5 years ago
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Unless you have a time machine, a drum (or a cymbal -- more my specialty) has to be manufactured, await shipping, get shipped to the retailer, possibly sit on the shelf at the retailer, then get sold to the customer. How long each step takes is variable. There is a distribution of waiting times between manufacture and retail sale which I'm still trying to assess accurately in the case of cymbals.

Posted on 5 years ago
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From zenstat

Unless you have a time machine, a drum (or a cymbal -- more my specialty) has to be manufactured, await shipping, get shipped to the retailer, possibly sit on the shelf at the retailer, then get sold to the customer. How long each step takes is variable. There is a distribution of waiting times between manufacture and retail sale which I'm still trying to assess accurately in the case of cymbals.

Very true! What we need is for the OP to get back to us, hopefully with pictures!

-Mark

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