There must have been a tag on that BD that said something like, "T Vixen drum, badly warped...."
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There must have been a tag on that BD that said something like, "T Vixen drum, badly warped...."
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Good one LOL
It was high on a shelf in the back room,and I didn't see it. Guy I was with drum hunting saw it.............
Can't remember what the heck I paid for it.......$400? BUT.......it was missing the rail to hold the toms on!
Also,one of the BD heads was broke............found one in the rafters of a music store's basement in town here...........
I had someone make one up (rail).........turned out pretty good...............
I bought a pair of Paiste 602 sound edge 14" hats when they first came out with them, I think in '69 or '70. Anyway, they came packaged in a red box with (I think) a white plastic carrying handle. They actually had a 100% replacement guarantee not to crack! Playing rock 6 nights a week, 5 hours a night took it's toll and I went through 2 pairs before that guarantee was removed by Paiste.The top cymbal cracked on all 3 pairs and I continued to use the bottom until that cracked at the edge. I had that cut down to a 13" by Joe Badger in South Bend, In. and paired it with an old A.Zildjian top.
[QUOTE=bigshawn;112751]don't understand why people pay money for things that make noise. Another one chimed in "I know, they're just pieces of metal. QUOTE]
Ha, haaaa! That's classic. "Things that make noise". They sell guns, don't they? Was it Chumly? Great score!
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You watch that circus too?
Yep. Antiques Road Show, too. Love the historical items.
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