Good information there Mark thanks.
The Gretsch is a beast , wow.
I was just being curious about the weight,
as mentioned previously the shaving of the lug hole is the best way to tell I would think.
Wayne
Correction the COS super ten is the beast.
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Trying to post pics but having a security token issue. Sent message to admin.
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Posted on 8 years ago
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Regarding weights for brass vs aluminum bare shell (and full dress, although you shouldn't use the full dress classification function for 8 lug drums) see:
http://www.vintagedrumforum.com/showthread.php?t=59445
There is a very small (p< 1 in 500) probability that your shell is brass, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't check.
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I was only able to post one image:confused:
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Ok, was able to post all three, will try to weigh tomorrow
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Here's some pics of crimped snare beds obtained from a google search.
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Looks like standard beds (not crimped in).
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I read somewhere about a letter b near the bar muffler indicating type of snare. I do not think there is a b present
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I read somewhere about a letter b near the bar muffler indicating type of snare. I do not think there is a b present
No "b" stamps during this particular period. They came a few years later.
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