This is the first rb I've owned, I have to try them all at least once. The 13 is a 6ply, the 16,24 are 3ply, the 16 is dated October 12, 1953. The kick is the single tension and is missing the badge
9x13,16x16,14x24
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Very nice, my favorite duco colors
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Believe it or else!
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awesome! What a great set and WITH A 24"
That's a score!
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Hey Mark, here's some info for you, with single tension bass drums, the side that has the tension handles on it will be a higher tension than the claw or hook side, I always put my batter head with the handles on that side and my resonate side with the kooks or claws, I use a Tama tension watch, so not just stating it without facts, the batter side is usually about a 5 inch pound difference, single tension bass drums sound fantastic,
Your drummers not much good is he!? What you need is someone that's as good as me. ! John Henry Bonham !!
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Interesting, the good thing about a kick like this with the clip on spurs I'll just need to flip the drum around. I'll try usung the t-rod side as the batter, but it sounds pretty good as it is.
I'm actually thinking about selling them, not that they sound bad, I'm just more of a Ludwig guy. I bought it because I loved the finish and the price was right.
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