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70's CB 700 Badge-Anyone know shell material and number of plies?

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Hello,

Anyone know what type of wood the CB 700 drums from the 70's were made from? For the "era" I am speaking of, see the photo below for badge, lugs and mounting bracket. Mine are the same as in the picture, only red sparkle.

[IMG]http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b12/vyacheslav13/th_1-4.jpg[/IMG]

I am guessing that is was phillipine mahogany or luan? Anyone know how many plies they were? Thanks!

Posted on 13 years ago
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From vyacheslav

Hello,Anyone know what type of wood the CB 700 drums from the 70's were made from? For the "era" I am speaking of, see the photo below for badge, lugs and mounting bracket. Mine are the same as in the picture, only red sparkle.[IMG]http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b12/vyacheslav13/th_1-4.jpg[/IMG]I am guessing that is was phillipine mahogany or luan? Anyone know how many plies they were? Thanks!

Your drums are from about 1972-76..The shells are 7 or 9 ply with out rings phillipine mahogany..Tom mount is like a copy of the Rogers s-o-m-tom set up of the 60's-70's..Also CB 700 drums are made by Pearl same shells they used on the export drums....Mikey

Posted on 13 years ago
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