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'75 Gretsch

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Bought these used in '78 and added the period snare, last year. Please mind the dust, but I try to bang it off whenever I get the opportunity. Stupidly, I removed the tom mufflers, back in the day, and lost them. Did I mention stupid?

24/13/18"

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Vintage Drum Fan (Not a Guru)
Posted on 14 years ago
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Ohhh, nice kit. Don't even talk stupid around me, I bet I can beat it! Laughing H

I've always found that a good layer of dust makes the drums tune better. Mind Blowi

fishwaltz
Posted on 14 years ago
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I love the walnut and rosewood finishes that Gretsch made (still makes). Cool kit, I bet they sound better now than in '75.

Rogers early Fullerton Blue Strata 22,13,16 w/brass Dynasonic
My first kit, 1983 Ludwig Rocker? (it has the classic lugs and 4ply maple shell) 22,12,13,16 ..now in black oyster pearl. I still have it
Stop Sign USA Gretsch (80's), black nitron jasper shell 22,12,13,16
1995 Fibes Austin,Texas Badge (original owner) 22,10,12,16,18 in natural wood
USA 2007 Rosewood Gretsch 22,13,16 w/12inch 70's Rosewood Gretsch tom
Posted on 14 years ago
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Ha, haaa. Thanks Mr. Fishwalz & Super B. They probably do sound better now; I've always suspected a good few mils of animal-dander-enriched dust would enhance the overall warmth and tonality of wood drums (does the same treatment work for cymbals?). That said, I hate playing them against the damn wall. However, the Mrs. does like the easy access to her treadmill.

Play on!!

Vintage Drum Fan (Not a Guru)
Posted on 14 years ago
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