hi
i don't know if i'm in the right thread and i apologize if not. i'm french and my english spoken may be odd sometimes. i'd like to know everything (!) on this drumkit on sale in my area. the guy don't seem to know a lot about what he's selling and don't answer much my questions. thanks for helping.
http://www.leboncoin.fr/instruments_de_musique/441553667.htm
Pass...
They are MIJ or MIT firewood drums...
ok
i understand firewood !
but i don't get MIJ / MIT
Made In Japan/Made In Taiwan
Looks like a mid 90's Ludwig Rocker MIT. Unfortunately these were pretty lousy unlike the 80's USA Rockers.
Looks like a mid 90's Ludwig Rocker MIT. Unfortunately these were pretty lousy unlike the 80's USA Rockers.
I agree. Not worth it unless really CHEAP.
Bill
To be clear, when we say "made in Japan", that is in no way to be considered disparaging to companies such as Pearl, Yamaha and Tama which all manufacture very high end drums in Asia. The MIJ and MIT names used here refer to REALLY cheap import drum kits. Most major manufacturers have a line of really cheap imported drums now for beginners. The imports started showing up on USA shores in the mid 60's.
thank you
sorry to insist
the guy says "from the seventies", so he may be a liar ? it's important for us here to know if he's trying to rip people off.
To be clear, when we say "made in Japan", that is in no way to be considered disparaging to companies such as Pearl, Yamaha and Tama which all manufacture very high end drums in Asia. The MIJ and MIT names used here refer to REALLY cheap import drum kits. Most major manufacturers have a line of really cheap imported drums now for beginners. The imports started showing up on USA shores in the mid 60's.
i understand
it's clear
Do not waste your money on these. The don't look like any Ludwig drum I've ever seen - made in U.S. or anywhere. No badges. Keep looking. :)
