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1970's Gretsch Jazz kit- $1950 CL

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I saw this ad this morning on CL. What do you guys think of this kit and price? I'm not in the market (I found my dream W&A kit earlier this spring), just a beginner in the vintage drum world and instantly addicted and wanting to learn all the time and can't stop looking at vintage drums.

http://maine.craigslist.org/msg/1748502493.html

The ad reads:

"Gretsch Stop Sign Badge, "Drop G" kit from the 1970’s. These beautiful rare drums are classic black nitron wrap over Jasper gumwood/maple shells. Original bearing edges are in perfect condition. Drums have the silver painted interiors with original Gretsch mounting hardware and spurs with dial knob mufflers.

Small Tom: 8 x 12 Model 4415 Serial 110620

Floor Tom: 14 x 14 Model 4417 Serial 108784

Bass Drum: 14 x 20 Model 4249 Serial 116225

These drums are in great condition and still have the original Gretsch Permatone heads on the bottom and bass drum front. I am the original owner."

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Posted on 14 years ago
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this kit is way cool. i've just been getting into the vintage drum world myself and, i agree, it's very addicting!

So are you going to try to pick up this kit? i wonder if he would do trades at all.

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Posted on 14 years ago
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Little too pricey for a SS badge. I'd rather have a RB

Its better to have people think you're an idiot, than to open your mouth and prove them wrong, unless you doubt yourself then speak away....
Posted on 14 years ago
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Except the SS did,nt have that "tight head" problem the RB did,and the tuning range is much wider because of that.I think they,d take 1500 w/o blinking.

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Posted on 14 years ago
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