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Favorite vintage snare throwoff? Last viewed: 4 hours ago

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I think the Rogers Swiv-O and Slingerland Zoomatic>(until the tension knob falls off!) are my faves..

Never tried a Billy Gladstone ..but that one looks super nice...

Yours?

"Always make sure your front bottom BD lugs clear the ground!"
Posted on 12 years ago
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The stick throws would be my choice. Never had one yet, but I like the idea behind them. Most have Leedy origins !i

It`s a drum,.....Hit It !!

.....76/#XK9207 Phonic Sound Machine D454/D-505 snares !i
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The three point on Leedy's and Radio Kings, smooth and efficient, love em

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I have a Gladstone Repro - it's on my LangPercussion. It works smooth as butter......probably my favorite.

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Since parallel drop drums are the purebred , in all drum companies stables( to those , that didn't/don't make them----what were you thinking?); it would be any number of those.The simple lift and drop action of a lever is smooth and precise. Some have a forward and back action, that mimics the action of a plain throwoff.

As conventional ones go; I prefer those that tension on the left and throw on the right, or preferably those that tension on both sides, making centering the wires easy. Trixon and Gretsch Microsensitive, come to mind, although the Microsensitive is vulnerable to incompetent use.

Posted on 12 years ago
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I really like the throw on my 1941 Ludwig and Ludwig snare. It is one of the three point types. Second would be the P83's on the 60's Ludwigs. Simple and effective.

-Justin

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Posted on 12 years ago
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From Kona

I have a Gladstone Repro - it's on my LangPercussion. It works smooth as butter......probably my favorite.

Now thats what I am talking about! Mister T

"Always make sure your front bottom BD lugs clear the ground!"
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Ludwig - Professional

Ludwig - P84

George Way/ Camco - Economy

1957 George Way BDP 26" concert bass drum
1959 George Way BDP 22/12/16 w/ 5.5x14
1959 George Way Green Sparkle 22/12/16 w/5.5x14
1961 George Way Blue Sparkle 20/12/15
1961 George Way Jelly Bean 20/12/14 w/4.5x14
1960’s Camco Oaklawn Champagne 20/12/14/16w/5x14
1971-73 Camco Chanute Walnut 24/14/18 w/5x14 COB
Posted on 12 years ago
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Leedy Broadway Extension.

Never play it the same way once.
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Lots of nice strainers out there!

I guess my favorites would be:

Rogers Swivomatic - well engineered

Ludwig P83/85 - simple and efficient

Posted on 12 years ago
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