+1 with Rick.
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Ludwig blue/olive non serial # badge question.
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KCDrumDad
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I'm +1 with Zenstat.
I only have a disagreement with a method of ID'n badges that can be placed on any BO drum which includes the impostor. I used color tint to confirm.
It`s a drum,.....Hit It !!
.....76/#XK9207 Phonic Sound Machine D454/D-505 snares !i
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Do the 1970 Supraphonics with the blue olive no serial number badges tend to sell for more money, due to the novelty and very short window of time, than say a comparable blue olive badge supraphonic?
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Do the 1970 Supraphonics with the blue olive no serial number badges tend to sell for more money, due to the novelty and very short window of time, than say a comparable blue olive badge supraphonic?
Did you mean "1970's" Supraphonics as opposed to "1970"?
Good question.
I paid a pretty penny but I believe it was market.
Just got her yesterday! I can't believe the condition, very minimal pitting and scratches.Excited
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Did you mean "1970's" Supraphonics as opposed to "1970"?Good question. I paid a pretty penny but I believe it was market.Just got her yesterday! I can't believe the condition, very minimal pitting and scratches.Excited
Very nice! That snare is in great shape!
I'm talking a non-serial September 1970 Supraphonic.
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