Hi guys.

Would appreciate your help with this one.

Found this set titled as ”very old drum set”. Sent allready message to seller where i asked more pics, possible logos and so on. And that i would propably buy it since its cheap.

Do you guys have any info what isnthis set.

Looks really nice, and i would guess that it is japanese but not sure thou.

Sorry if i posted this to a wrong section.

[IMG]http://i65.tinypic.com/30hr2ts.jpg[/IMG]

Looks like an "Epoimi" from Russia. Hopefully Father 42, the resident eastern Europe percussion expert,will chime in. Those medium toned pearls, especially green, indicate the horn-playing mermaid.

Those look like pro level, no matter how cheap! The wood is quality, the hardware abundant...those are a diamond I suspect. Cheers, and good luck! You got a deal there! I'll bet new heads a good cleaning and tune up and they will rock!

Thats actually cool , if they are made in soviet. My grandmother was from russia, so i allmost have drums made in my own country :D

Damn.

Im on line. 1 guy was faster than me.

Bummer man, that looked like a really cool kit.

Here is mine. I have mine sounding good enough to perform live with it. Same wrap I think. Mine is 3 ply with rerings. Stewart. I have the matching set too. Lots of fun to play and beautiful.

Thats a nice drum! I had a set of Stewart's years ago, nice drums for sure!

You almost guessed right, buddy... :)

It's drums from Riga - the former capital of Soviet Latvia.

This kit was produced by "RMIF" - big musical factory which now ruined.

I dated this set 80-90's.

At the pic you see last version of drums, include very good parallel action snare drum with brain-breaking drop mechanism... :)

This drums also have had an export version was called "ARTA" which have a good chrome coated parts.

Stands on pic are unknown modern model.

Cheers,

George.

Shame that i didn’t get it.

Seller was asking like ”is 35€ too much”