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WFL Barrett Deems Snare

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Well, I bought it! Nice drum.

Posted on 3 years ago
#1
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Good for you! Enjoy!

-Mark

Posted on 3 years ago
#2
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Congrats. now enjoy it in the manner of your preference!

Posted on 3 years ago
#3
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Beautiful looking snare, JR!! Enjoy it!!

Cheers

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Posted on 3 years ago
#4
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Wow! April Fool's Day! You gotta hang onto that drum for the date, alone!

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Posted on 3 years ago
#5
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I’m not being a smart-@ss here…what makes this model different from a Jazz Fest?

Thanks!

Posted on 3 years ago
#6
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And where does this Barrett Deems model fall in the WFL timeline?

Posted on 3 years ago
#7
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From Northamusi

I’m not being a smart-@ss here…what makes this model different from a Jazz Fest?Thanks!

Nothing, really. Ludwig sometimes named a drum model after whichever famous drummer of the time was endorsing Ludwig. When Deems jumped the Ludwig ship, Ludwig just renamed it.

"God is dead." -Nietzsche

"Nietzsche is dead." -God
Posted on 3 years ago
#8
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From O-Lugs

Nothing, really. Ludwig sometimes named a drum model after whichever famous drummer of the time was endorsing Ludwig. When Deems jumped the Ludwig ship, Ludwig just renamed it.

The Barret Deems was 5 1/2" deep and the Jazz Festival was 5".

There are plenty of 5 1/2" deep Jazz Fests out there, because we are talking about Ludwig, but they were always marketed, and were mostly supplied with a 5" depth.

Posted on 3 years ago
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Here are two clips shown in the Vintage Drum Guide under the Ludwig section and the Jazz Festival history. They locate the Barrett Deems drum in 1957. In 1955 it was the Swingster Dance Model. Would they both have had the WFL badge in '55 and '57?

Johnny R. - Does yours have a date stamp?

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