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I just bought a Kent chrome 6 lug snare drum 5 or 6x14 with black and gold badge for $40. Good deal? What would the shell be made of? Thanks. Tom.

Posted on 16 years ago
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Hi Tom - We'll need to see some pics to tell you more. Also, I'm not aware of a Kent drum with a black & gold badge, but when it comes to Kent's... You never know.

Pics please!!

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Posted on 16 years ago
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From big daddy

Hi Tom - We'll need to see some pics to tell you more. Also, I'm not aware of a Kent drum with a black & gold badge, but when it comes to Kent's... You never know.Pics please!!

I don't have the drum here yet, but will post a pic when it comes. I think it is a 5" deep. Triple flanged hoops. The lugs look kinda like Rogers beavertails. The badge looks just like the black and silver one except it is black and brass looking. Do you think it might be a brass shell?

Posted on 16 years ago
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A[COLOR="DarkRed"]ctually, yeah, any working snare for $40 is a good deal....it DOES sound like a Japanese kent, though, based on the lug style. it is likely steel, if so...[/COLOR]

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Posted on 16 years ago
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Sounds like a good deal to me.


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Posted on 16 years ago
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The US made Kent lugs (some of which were installed on import shells) are pretty simple looking. No ridges or grooves like you see on a Rogers or Ludwig lug.

Shell is likely chrome over steel as I'm pretty sure Kent never made a brass shelled snare drum. My Blue and Gold badge single tension Kent metal snare is steel.

And yes... $40.00 for a 6 lug snare in playable condition is a decent price.

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Posted on 16 years ago
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Pearl did knock out a Rogers-esque beavertail snare lug in the '60's. It sounds like those.

Posted on 16 years ago
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HI ALL ,

CAN ANYONE PLEASE TELL ME WHAT THIS KIT MIGHT BE???ANY INFO OR HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED..IT LOOKS TO ME LIKE IT MIGHT BE A 50-60'S LUDWIG IN WHITE MARINE PEARL FINISH, THEN AGAIN IT MIGHT BE A JAPANESE KNOCK OFF...IT'S GOT THE BASEBALL BAT MUFFLERS LIKE ON OLD LUDWIGS, SO NOT SURE IF JAPANESE DRUM CO'S MADE THEIR DRUMS WITH THOSE KINDS OF MUFFLERS ...PLEASE HELP !

CHEERS

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Posted on 15 years ago
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early 60s Luddys, OMG, go buy them right now!!! 1200+ worth of drums!!!

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HI ALL ,CAN ANYONE PLEASE TELL ME WHAT THIS KIT MIGHT BE???ANY INFO OR HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED..IT LOOKS TO ME LIKE IT MIGHT BE A 50-60'S LUDWIG IN WHITE MARINE PEARL FINISH, THEN AGAIN IT MIGHT BE A JAPANESE KNOCK OFF...IT'S GOT THE BASEBALL BAT MUFFLERS LIKE ON OLD LUDWIGS, SO NOT SURE IF JAPANESE DRUM CO'S MADE THEIR DRUMS WITH THOSE KINDS OF MUFFLERS ...PLEASE HELP !CHEERS http://montreal.en.craigslist.ca/msg/1470452192.html

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Posted on 15 years ago
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Something is not right here. I remember that picture. That drum head is very familiar. Is this kit in another post? If you go see this kit, be careful. Keep your eyes open.

Posted on 15 years ago
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