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Question about Rogers (Luxor) snare shells

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From The Ploughman

I have seen too many people defrauded by a clone drum to assist much in the making of one. Most are easy to spot. Some not so much. Some are so well done, pictures do not tell the truth. So, you build it. You make it as absolutely correct as possible. In ten years........you die. Your estate broker presents it as a genuine Dyna-Sonic. Some one briefly views a couple of bad pictures and it is deemed a Dyna-Sonic. It gets sold to someone who really doesn't know. In five years...... it gets sold again... and now I own it. And I am ****ed. In the clone wars.... I am on the side of real drums, and only real drums.

Wow, clone drum? Estate brokers? I think you've completely missed the point here. I'm looking to build a drum for personal use which is not going to resemble a Rogers AT ALL with the exception of the size of the shell. And even then, the Rogers Luxor shell was nothing unique. I thought this was pretty clear in the beginning. All I'm really trying to do here is find out if a modern Keller 6 or 8-ply is closer in thickness.

Posted on 6 years ago
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From Powertone

+1Why not just buy a nice beavertail Luxor? Probably about the price of building a modern drum. Plus the modern Luxor “like” drum just wouldn’t have the mojo of an original.

I know what you're saying Powertone, but I enjoy building drums for myself, and I've got some time for a project (for the first time in forever), so I'm hoping to do this one myself. This is just a hobby.

Posted on 6 years ago
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For what it's worth, I've decided to go in a very different direction with this project. I'm going to use a thin cherry stave shell with integrated re-rings. Thanks for the suggestions.

Posted on 6 years ago
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I know what you're saying Powertone, but I enjoy building drums for myself, and I've got some time for a project (for the first time in forever), so I'm hoping to do this one myself. This is just a hobby.

Gotcha. Good luck with your new project. Hope you show us photos when you are done. Enjoy!

Posted on 6 years ago
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