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Rogers Tenor Drum to Floor Tom Conversion

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Here's some pictures of the logo heads. The batter head is a coated E-1, which is basically a Remo Emperor. The resonant head is a coated A-1, a Remo Ambassador.

-Mark

Posted on 7 years ago
#11
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Beautiful and worth every penny invested IMO.

Glenn.

Not a guru just havin fun with some old dusty drums.
Posted on 7 years ago
#12
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Hey Mark!

Stunning PERFECTION as always from you! :) That said... as to the cost of actually creating it: NEVER count your money while you're still at the table is the old saying! :) Course, I also mean that as NEVER add up how much you have into anything that you enjoy/love. That's usually a sure bet for a taste of remorse, and we don't want or need remorse! You know I'm 'jes funnin' with you here ... but there is truth in it too! :) Absolutely BEAUTIFUL though, and a GREAT size!

Tommyp

Posted on 7 years ago
#13
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Perfect job!

Posted on 7 years ago
#14
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Glenn and Jerry!

Thanks for the compliments!

Tommyp!... I always appreciate the support from you for all my Rogers and Slingerland projects! I rarely think about the total amount I spend for each refurb/restore, as it is definitely something I truly love doing! Now, the only other issue is that I just sat the original 8x12 on top of the new 12x15 floor tom and there is a definite difference in the shade of blue glitter. I completely expected this, but don't feel it will be that bad when the 12x15 is set up by itself with the rest of the kit. Regardless, it's just a cool size to have and more portable, and less weight, than the 16x16.

-Mark

Posted on 7 years ago
#15
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That looks great! My first set back in school was an old, beat up, blue sparkle Rogers set that I traded for...well...I really don't want to talk about it...still going through therapy on that one... :p

65-73 Ludwig orphans 22/16/15/13/12 (silver sparkle rewrap)
1967 Ludwig Supraphonic 5 x 14
1976 Ludwig Acrolite 5 x 14
1966 Ludwig Pioneer 5 x 14
66-'67-ish Slingerland orphan project 20/13 (original champagne sparkling pearl)
Mid-60's Slingerland Gene Krupa COB Sound King 5 x 14
Mid-50's Slingerland tenor-to-floor tom resto/conversion project
Early 50's Slingerland Marcher resto project
Pork Pie 6.5 x 14 Big Black
Zildjians
Posted on 7 years ago
#16
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Did the same with an old WMP eagle badged Yorkville BnB lugged 15x12 model.Drilled and added mounts and swan legs to match a 3 pc kit. Hey,it's what any budget concience teen would have done with his kit back in the day!

Posted on 7 years ago
#17
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From drummerboy1533

Did the same with an old WMP eagle badged Yorkville BnB lugged 15x12 model.Drilled and added mounts and swan legs to match a 3 pc kit. Hey,it's what any budget concience teen would have done with his kit back in the day!

Sounds like an excellent conversion to me!

-Mark

Posted on 7 years ago
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