There from L.A., probably meth not crack......

Seriously, some sellers have not grasped the fact that we are in a "recession" or "the economy is poor". That kit looks to be Phillipine Mahogany, and IMHO is worth as shown, max of $300.00. I'm curious as to why the bass drum badge is different than the rest. Nice looking set, but the seller is fishing for the best price.

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Hi, i also own a copple of star kits. One royal star and a star. The sound quality is much better of the royal star. The other kit sounded poor. So i put a 2 layer african bubinga veneer in it. Now it's sounding much better!

QUOTE=backbeatkeeper;20712]There from L.A., probably meth not crack......

Seriously, some sellers have not grasped the fact that we are in a "recession" or "the economy is poor". That kit looks to be Phillipine Mahogany, and IMHO is worth as shown, max of $300.00. I'm curious as to why the bass drum badge is different than the rest. Nice looking set, but the seller is fishing for the best price.

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It's a nice enough kit, in really good condition, in a pretty rare wrap. Put that all together and add our current economic state... and you're looking at $300.00 to $400.00 at best.

So yes... they are on meth/crack and possibly sniffing some glue as a chacer.

Did anyone else notice the "patch work" on the inside of the kick? What's up with that? Never seen anything like that before, even on an import kit.