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It's the show off your Ludwigs thread...post them if you've got them!

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Well my current Ludwig kit is not as purty as most of the ones here, but they do sound fantastic.

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Posted on 12 years ago
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Ludwig '71 Carioca.

- 20" BD, 13" and 14" timbales, 16" floor tom

- Supraphonic 400 snare

I got this from my father when he passed away. I belive everything 100% original, except the front hoop and T-rods of the BD wich I added since there was none.

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Posted on 12 years ago
#92
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My Ludwig Acrolite and Standard. I know they are not the rarest but I absolutely love my Acrolite.

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Posted on 12 years ago
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From marko52

Here's my newest kit---'64 Club dates with matching Pioneer....marko

Mark what do you use to clean the wrap on those it looks shiny!!

Posted on 12 years ago
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A rear view of my transition badge oyster black kit.

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Posted on 12 years ago
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I just noticed that we have 4,441 views currently on this thread alone. Wow! The mojo is right here!

Posted on 12 years ago
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Here are my babies...

I picked them up impulsively off CL two years ago and this is the 2nd kit I've ever owned. (first was a low grade 90s pearl) This kit started the vintage bug for me and man has it been great to be part of this forum and very grateful to play and bring some life back into these unbelievable pieces of American craftsmanship.

I have a Ludwig 70's 18" floor that I'm going to re wrap is Silver Sparkle as an add on. I picked up the Pioneer snare (LOVE IT!) two months ago...also 1967 w/white interiors.

1967 Silver Sparkle Hollywood (white interiors)...I still can't believe what I picked them up for...

Posted on 12 years ago
#97
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Update:

Thought I'd post the newest ... got it a couple of weeks ago. Neato fun.

1976 Ludwig Big Beat in Butcher Block Cortex

What Would You Do
Posted on 12 years ago
#98
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'66 Downbeat with Jazz Festival snare, bad pearl and extra holes. Currently under surgery.

Posted on 12 years ago
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The first is a

Ludwig Brass edition model 402 6 1/2x14" 1998 model tube lugs,

2nd_ 1990 Ludwig super classic mach lugged 9 piece custom ordered and picked up at the Monroe factory.

3rd is a Ludwig Ludwig 1924 5 x14" ten lug heavy brass all metal separate tension model.

4th is a Ludwig preserial numbered badge 12x15 marching tenor tom virgin shell no holes, the really interesting thing about this drum is the tension rods on the drum came from Mr Ludwig II's very own personal tool box. this story can be verified by our very own David A.

5th is a Ludwig early 80's acrolite and complete student kit, Ufo case, snare stand, rubber pad, book.

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Your drummers not much good is he!? What you need is someone that's as good as me. ! John Henry Bonham !!
Posted on 12 years ago
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