I'm looking for an Apollo snare drum switch.
See my posting today in the Vintage site....
http://www.vintagedrumforum.com/showthread.php?t=20647
sorry - I guess I should have posted here first
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Apollo Snare Switch?
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Posted on 13 years ago
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Are you sure that is the arm? I really have only had one of those strainers as most all of my Stars have either the 4 point Rogers knock off (pic below) or the 940 Super Strainer and 941 microsensitive butt (Fast Tension Snare Bracket). I would like to have an example of the 925 Rapid Strainer & 931 Back Plate ( http://www.tamadrum.co.jp/anniversar...cat_id=7&now=3 ). Anyway, Mikey will have one, I am sure of that. But if the one he has is only missing an arm that screws in, I may well have one of those.
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Posted on 13 years ago
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No - that's not the strainer I have. The arm I need is the large bassball-bat type that must have a threaded end. And it fits through a hole (the hole you see in this photo is not threaded) and there will be a small nut that goes on to hold it in place.
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I'm looking for an Apollo snare drum switch.See my posting today in the Vintage site....http://www.vintagedrumforum.com/showthread.php?t=20647sorry - I guess I should have posted here first
Hi Kona!
If you haven't yet found your replacement strainer, go on over to Ebay and search for item 330553505807. It's a MIJ shell that appears to have been re-wrapped and includes the strainer you need. Appears to be very clean! Let us know if you snag it!
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