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Where are all the Duco finishes?
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Mid 60's Rogers Pink Champagne Sparkle
late 50's Slingerland 5N kit being refinished
20's/30's Duplex kit
20's CONN kit
Vintage traps
late 50's Slingerland 5N kit being refinished
20's/30's Duplex kit
20's CONN kit
Vintage traps
Posted on 4 years ago
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Here's my contributions of the day.
Wayne
Posted on 4 years ago
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Very nice drumr69 what year is that green/silver?, is it original?, it looks great
Posted on 4 years ago
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Thanks MYK
Yes all original School Festival
Dated June 18 1962
Wayne
Posted on 4 years ago
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I got this 1959 transition badged pioneer at guitar center years ago. Can't remember what I paid, but it was cheap enough that I couldn't leave it there. Maybe $150? The guy told me that there was a case and stand but GC doesn't buy that stuff. It now resides in an old fiber case with a flat based stand and a ed sueta instuctional book like I used in Jr. High.
Love my pioneer, Nickel hardware does it for me as it blends in well with the color.
Keep fixing them up...
Posted on 4 years ago
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I found a picture online of a green and silver WFL snare drum. it looked great to me. I sent the picture to Bum Wraps. Within a couple of days, they sent me pictures of how they could replicate those colors on their drum wrap. Their prices were very reasonable. They cut the wrap to the measurements I provided. The result looked terrific on a set of Walberg & Auge drums that needed a new wrap.
No matter how far you push the envelope, it is still stationery.
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I found a picture online of a green and silver WFL snare drum. it looked great to me. I sent the picture to Bum Wraps. Within a couple of days, they sent me pictures of how they could replicate those colors on their drum wrap. Their prices were very reasonable. They cut the wrap to the measurements I provided. The result looked terrific on a set of Walberg & Auge drums that needed a new wrap.
Hi leedybdp! I'm very impressed with Bum Wraps version of Duco for you! I'm really digging the Green/Silver look!
-Mark
Posted on 4 years ago
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