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Slingerland snare question

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Can anyone tell me if Slingerland made an "Alloy" chrome-plated snare drum with the same three lines around like the Krupa Sound King...brass/black Niles badge? I have attached a pic. I purchased it to round out my new Slingerlands and the gentleman claims it's alloy...

Thanks for any & all info....

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'79 Slingerland "Blues Time" Maple 670T - 12,13,14,15,18,24
'68 Ludwig Silver Sparkle - 12,13,16,22,24
'79 Ludwig Vistalites clear - 12,13,16,22
Snares: '68 Ludwig Supraphonic 5x14, Ludwig 5 x 14 Black Beauty (modern), '70's Slingerland Buddy Rich TDR COB 6.5x14, DW 10/6 Maple 4x14, Pearl '70's COB 5x14, Slingerland 50's blue duco 6.5x14 & 5x14, Pork Pie "Little Squealer", Pearl Masters MCX maple 6.5x14
Posted on 17 years ago
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Usually the shells with the three lines are brass.

Posted on 17 years ago
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[COLOR="Navy"]waltondrummer:

Right, the shell pictured is chrome-plated brass, made some time 1964 - 1970.

DrCJW[/COLOR]

Posted on 17 years ago
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[COLOR="Navy"]waltondrummer:Right, the shell pictured is chrome-plated brass, made some time 1964 - 1970.DrCJW[/COLOR]

Thank you VERY much Sir!! I do believe I found myself a bargain! Cool

Thanks for the input!

Russell

'79 Slingerland "Blues Time" Maple 670T - 12,13,14,15,18,24
'68 Ludwig Silver Sparkle - 12,13,16,22,24
'79 Ludwig Vistalites clear - 12,13,16,22
Snares: '68 Ludwig Supraphonic 5x14, Ludwig 5 x 14 Black Beauty (modern), '70's Slingerland Buddy Rich TDR COB 6.5x14, DW 10/6 Maple 4x14, Pearl '70's COB 5x14, Slingerland 50's blue duco 6.5x14 & 5x14, Pork Pie "Little Squealer", Pearl Masters MCX maple 6.5x14
Posted on 17 years ago
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