edgware conversion

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Edgware 14 x 5. Home-made red sparkle (not wrapped, but hand-layed).

This snaredrum was originally a marching drum that I bought cheaply. I converted it and gave it a red sparkle finish. For proces see: http://vintagedrumforum.com/showthread.php?t=49341

The drum doesn't have the Edgware script logo, but all the other parts are the same as on original Edgware snares (except for a couple of screws).

I made this snare to match an orphan Premier set that I'm working on.

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Posted on 9 years ago

vintagemore2000

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Beautiful drum, I really like the lugs !

Your drummers not much good is he!? What you need is someone that's as good as me. ! John Henry Bonham !!

Posted on 9 years ago

ElMoonlightDrummer

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Joined 13 years ago

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I'm not familiar with Edgware drums, but it looks sweet! Awesome job laying the red sparkle down.

- EMD

Posted on 9 years ago

Wayne Brown

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Joined 11 years ago

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Great job on this drum and post some pics of it with the orphan Premier set when the job is completed.Very cool tear drop lugs on her too.Nice!

Wayne

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