ok, I know general consensus is if the edges must be recut, cut original factory specifications.
fair enough, I get that , but has anyone heard a vintage Ludwig that had modern style edges recut and how did it sound ?
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Define "vintage"
As far as I know, Ludwig has been cutting 45 deg edge since the "standard" 6 ply shells came out in '76.
I would consider that a "modern" edge.
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Define "vintage"As far as I know, Ludwig has been cutting 45 deg edge since the "standard" 6 ply shells came out in '76.I would consider that a "modern" edge.
well I guess a little earlier than that, you know like the older sixties edges that were sometimes 45 , sometimes 30, sometimes rounded or sometimes a combination of all 3 and regularly god awful dog rough.
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