Premier 2000 series deep shell 10 lug wood finish dual drop snare strainer.
S/N 10532
Badge just says Premier made in England
as soon as i figure out how to get my pictures smaller i will post them as well.
ok i think this has it
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Posted on 14 years ago
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You can open your pics with Paint, use Image, stretch and skew and enter 40% or so... then file and "save as" whatever, and use those pics to post with.
Or try using this app ..... link............
(I can never get the app to work for me, just me I'm sure.)
PM me if you need to
Kevin
Kevin
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Good place to start digging around...
http://www.drumarchive.com/Premier/
What kind of information were you looking for on the drum?
Welcome
Not a Guru... just interested..
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It has lost that lovin feeling.
I think it has to do with the wires and adjustment but im not sure
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Pictures up
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Your snare drum is the flow beam design, that is what the strainer design is called, has the springs started to go on you yet, when it works it's cool when it doesn't ugh,, its from the late 70's to early 80's
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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I love that 1966 premier catalog cover.
Can you imagine being in middle school and picking out which instrument you want to play? Then seeing some sultry brunette on the cover of the drum catalog?
"Umm, thanks Mr. Band-director. I know the trumpet is cool and all, but I think I'll play the drums".
Successful marketing campaign . . . DONE.
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