Thank you very much for the information!! I also upload a photo of the edge of the tom of 13 ... from what I have seen .. he told four layers .. I do not know if I am sure ...

https://photos.app.goo.gl/S3GJBAHzOLXMZEPo2

I just found this link of another Superclassic of 1995 very similar to my Ludwig, even has the same stamp stamped on the inside but with a number more: 075 ....

https://picclick.co.uk/1995-Ludwig-SUPER-CLASSIC-4-ply-Champagne-sparkle-252514496982.html

That`s 4 ply plus wrap.

No look again. It's nine ply plus the wrap.

These are not the same as yours. Your kit is a newer kit made around 2004 and they have 9-ply shells.

This particular kit you are showing here belonged to a personal friend of mine, and yes, those are indeed 4-ply drums. I've played them before x-mas3 the hardware is similar, but that about is all that is common with your kit.

I don`t see 9. Both pics. show four to me.

Picture could be better,.but I tell people to run a damp cloth over the edges to show clearly how many layers. The wood changes color and makes it easy to see the layers. 9 plies would leave 8 glue lines.

They look four ply Maple/Poplar to me.

With an out of focus photo like this you can see 4 or 9 (or something in between) depending on your visual interpretation. The answer to me is a decent resolution photo which is in proper focus. Then we might get some agreement on the number of plys...but no guarantee.

Hello everyone!! here I have a new image of the shell to know if it is Superclassic or Classic ..... I have wet the edge so that you can appreciate the layers and I think they are 4 layers ... but I'm not sure .. ??

Buyers were (and still are) free to special order any combination of sizes they wanted as an outfit so just because you don't find a particular combination of drums shown in a catalog does not in any way mean they aren't "authentic".