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Vintage Premier 2000 Snare Drum 68/69 Great Cond

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Just bought this premier 2000 snare drum fully original even has the original wires and ever play heads. The guy said it was a 1968/69. Have a look at pics. These are his pics as ive not picked it up yet......sean

Posted on 5 years ago
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Here are some more pics. Plus 1 pic from the 1968 brochure with info on this snare drum. The badge & hoops confirm the date. The snare drum has been well looked after all these years.

Posted on 5 years ago
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Off to Liverpool tonight to go and pick this beauty up. Probably the best 2000 ive owned to date......sean

Posted on 5 years ago
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Nice, COB. My understanding is the beer barrel hoops and badge are the marks to look for.

Looks like that one is.

Posted on 5 years ago
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I really like vintage Premier snare drums! Especially those with the Flo-beam strainer system. I was considering getting this Premier snare drum shell on eBay, complete with the strainer system. I have two complete sets of premier snare drum lugs, one from the 60's and the other from the 70's. But, what's the point when the snare wires are virtually non-existent?!! https://www.ebay.com/itm/143322800358?ViewItem=&item=143322800358

-Mark

Posted on 5 years ago
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If you ever need premier 2000 wires i can get them here in the UK for £14. If you want royal ace wires then make two end plates and solder 2000 wires onto the plates ive done it in the past. The only chance of buying royal ace wires is on ebay 2nd hand. Then they charge top dollar. I just make em up. Ive not done many made 3 sets in past 2 yrs. That royal ace shell u should buy it then ill make you some wires for it. On strainer and butt the pins that hold the wires are missing. Ive even got a badge and muffler for it. Would look nice in WMP wrap. The pearl FF im making my own wires for that using an old set of standard wires on proper engraved pearl end plates. De solder the crappy wires and solder extra long wires from prem 2000 set. Nothing is impossible mark. Let me know and between us could make a great snare drum.

Posted on 5 years ago
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0655M is the Premier part number. They’re still made and they work fine.

Pete

Posted on 5 years ago
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From seantdrums

The only chance of buying royal ace wires is on ebay 2nd hand. Then they charge top dollar.

Which is not true. For everyone looking for Royal Ace wires: I found a guy from Serbia on a facebook forum, who manufactures them! He even can produce them in two different thicknesses, awsome guy! And he only charges 20 Euros for it.

Just check the Vintage Premier Drums forum on fb and search for Zoran.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/237019419755428

Posted on 4 years ago
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From jojo_berlin

Which is not true. For everyone looking for Royal Ace wires: I found a guy from Serbia on a facebook forum, who manufactures them! He even can produce them in two different thicknesses, awsome guy! And he only charges 20 Euros for it.Just check the Vintage Premier Drums forum on fb and search for Zoran.https://www.facebook.com/groups/237019419755428

Hi jojo! Thanks for the information and link. Good to know!

-Mark

Posted on 4 years ago
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