Fining more drum name brands .
You should check out this link to another website .No it's not a vintage one but it might help
LINK
http://www.shopgoodwill.com/listings/listbycat.asp?catid=13
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Fining more drum name brands .
You should check out this link to another website .No it's not a vintage one but it might help
LINK
http://www.shopgoodwill.com/listings/listbycat.asp?catid=13
Free to sign up on
Yep GW can be a good source for drums and things. You really need to look at each item closely as sometimes they will list the drum as a Remo or Evans. Or by whatever type of heads it has. But seems lately they are getting better with brand names. I joined there a while ago and check there often. :)
I have seen that Goodwill auction seem to lend some great buys for people... it led me to start hitting the Goodwill shop I pass on my way home from work... no luck there.
Has anybody here bid and won on a Goodwill auction ...??
Is it easy to use...??
Just curious about real world experience.
Has anybody here bid and won on a Goodwill auction ...??Just curious about real world experience.
When the GW auction site first went online, it was a good source to get vintage drums for little cost. But now that everyone knows about GW auctions, it's become a lot like e-bay.
I did win a 1966 Supra back in 2011. If I remember, it was just over $200. It didn't look like this when I got it.
So, yes you can get good deals from the GW auction site.
-Tim
We have quite a few threads about the goodwill site here on this forum.
LOL
Isn't no telling what you might fine on there .
There are a lot of old drum stuff dose come though there pretty often .
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