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Early to mid 70's Rogers Set

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Ok guys, I'm looking for help here. I am trying to sell this set as a whole.

Here is some info

snare is 14"x6"

riding toms

13"x9"

13 1/2"x9"

14"x10"

15"x12"

Floor Tom is 16"x17"

Kick is 24"x16"

cymbals are 17" and 18" crash and 14" high hat. All stands and pedal are Tama

There is a crack in the cover on the kick but it is not all the way through. Just the cover.

As far as price goes. You all know what this stuff is worth. So please throw me an offer and we can go from there. I have more pics but they will not load.

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Posted on 7 years ago
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Ludwig tom mount added?

"Always make sure your front bottom BD lugs clear the ground!"
Posted on 7 years ago
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I am selling these for a friend. He said his sister bought these new years ago. So as far as how this was set up I can't say one way or the other.

Posted on 7 years ago
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Hey there, Chad C!

I'm re-posting your pictures so the older members, like myself, don't hurt our necks looking at them!

-Mark

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Posted on 7 years ago
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Chad,

This is a very odd set which could not have been bought new in its current configuration. The mounted concert toms are very early "Big R" series, probably 1976 by their 5-digit "D" serial numbers; however, from the hex spurs and the script Rogers badge, the bass drum is an earlier "Swivo" era model (a 9/72 series from 1972-75). This bass would have had a factory installed Swivo tom mount on it, and that Swivo mount would not be compatible to the Big R mounts on the toms. This explains why someone removed the original Swivo tom mount and replaced it with the Ludwig tom mount. I believe that's also a Ludwig Hercules tom stand holding the two larger concert toms.

Sorry to say, but even with that nice Swivo-ero script-badge Dynasonic, the modifications to the Rogers shells devalue this set quite a bit, and the fact that concert toms are no longer in high demand doesn't help the desirability factor. Don't know what those cymbals are which you're including, so it's very difficult to determine overall value or what you should be asking.

Do not be discouraged. There's a buyer for this set out there somewhere. Maybe some of the Rogers experts here might chime in.

Mike

-No Guru... still learning more every day-
Posted on 7 years ago
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