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1968 Ludwig Hollywood Set

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This set of Ludwigs is date stamped Jan 1968, and I've owned them since 1970. All original except Zildjian ride and crash.

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Posted on 15 years ago
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an absolutely amazing looking set, WOW!!!!

i want one, too!!!! Falling Do

Posted on 15 years ago
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Sweet kit! Kudos on hanging onto the original hardware. Yours is a bit more subtle than my Mod Orange kit, but not by much! Cool1 Do you play them regularly?

Posted on 15 years ago
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Man, between the Mod Orange and the Psych red, I'm starting to have a flashback!!!!Chewie:Chewie:

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Posted on 15 years ago
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I don't know... looks like re-wrapped Japan stencil to me......

APRIL FOOLS!!! Laughing H

Man'o man I got to get me a set of them Ludwig drums!!

Not a Guru... just interested..
Posted on 15 years ago
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Very very nice! Plenty of green left in those babies for sure! Here is my Dec 12th 1968 psych red rock duo.

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Posted on 15 years ago
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Danster: After not playing for far too many years, I've vowed to devote much more time to the things that really matter to me (including drumming) now that I'm retired.

wflkurt: Wow, your Duo's are obviously closely related to mine. However, my left foot would be lost in space if I tried to play your set. BTW, I read on another thread that the green colors have a tendency to fade, but I sure haven't detected anything of the sort with mine. Being located in the northern part of the country, I have always had them in a basement rec room over the years, so maybe that's helped to minimize the effect of sunlight.

Thanks for the kind comments.

Posted on 15 years ago
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Trapper,

Good luck getting back into it! I didn't play much for about 25 years after graduating from college but joined up with some semi-serious musicians about a year ago. It's been great. I'm even practicing my rudiments again -- and teaching my 9 year-old son to play. It's never too late!

Danster

Posted on 15 years ago
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From Danster63

Trapper,Good luck getting back into it! I didn't play much for about 25 years after graduating from college but joined up with some semi-serious musicians about a year ago. It's been great. I'm even practicing my rudiments again -- and teaching my 9 year-old son to play. It's never too late!Danster

I agree with you there....its never too late to go back. I put playing down for a long time as well.....18 years or so......I decided to pick it up again about 2 years ago and haven't looked back. I have more fun now i think than I did then!

Posted on 15 years ago
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From Trapper1

Danster: After not playing for far too many years, I've vowed to devote much more time to the things that really matter to me (including drumming) now that I'm retired.wflkurt: Wow, your Duo's are obviously closely related to mine. However, my left foot would be lost in space if I tried to play your set. BTW, I read on another thread that the green colors have a tendency to fade, but I sure haven't detected anything of the sort with mine. Being located in the northern part of the country, I have always had them in a basement rec room over the years, so maybe that's helped to minimize the effect of sunlight. Thanks for the kind comments.

Yes you are very lucky. The greens in those sets are notorious for turning white. They look pretty bad after that. You have managed to keep your set in fine condition which really helps it's value. Mod orange also fades as well. The purple colors tend to turn sort of greyish or white. They must definately be kept out of direct sunlight.

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Posted on 15 years ago
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