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slingerfan

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Seeking information on 1980s Slingerland internal mufflers

Mark is correct, please post some pictures. The serial numbers you mentioned are likely late 70's. Black/brass Niles badge without serial number is...

7 years ago
Three for One

Brewkowski is right, keep the WFL. The Slingerlands are desirable sizes but they appear mismatched (50's BD and 60's tom) and the re-wrap kills them.

7 years ago
Copper snare

I'm with you Mark, sorry if I was unclear. I do not know what materials were actually used on this era drum. My post was only about what can and can...

7 years ago
Copper snare

From AlloyBoy...

7 years ago
Slingerland Expertise Needed: Fair offer?

I agree with everyone. Generally, Slingerlands don't bring the same money as other vintage brands. This set is the exception to the rule given the a...

7 years ago
Slingerland ??

From fabrizios...

7 years ago
Slingerland Radio King toms question

Thanks v-more. There are always exceptions! Yes, evidently this muffler was used the first year or two of Radio King production. After that the Har...

7 years ago
Slingerland Radio King toms question

OK. As to the hardware I am not aware of Slingerland ever using a square tone control. Radio Kings should be two round mufflers.

7 years ago
Slingerland COW three ply

From bfulton...

7 years ago
Slingerland COW three ply

Reinforcing-rings on shell?

7 years ago
Slingerland COW three ply

Interesting. That badge number would date this drum to the end of the Niles era, '85-'86. According to Dr CJ Wenk 3-ply re-ring shells were disconti...

7 years ago
Slingerland ??

Snare is absolutely NOT Slingerland. Bass shows some moisture damage and at least one tom hoop is not original. Lower price accordingly. Serial mak...

7 years ago
Slingerland Radio King toms question

+1 with Glenn. With a few exceptions Radio King toms can be identified by wide (2-1/4") maple re-rings and mahogany interiors. No vent holes.

7 years ago
Slingerland ??

Agreed, not the original snare. I stand corrected. I got lulled to sleep on that one. Thanks Iamdrummer, Glenn and Mark.

7 years ago