I've wanted one of these for awhile and recently found one at a local guitar shop. Missing a few pieces but the main stuff was there. I'd seen them on ebay for roughly $75 and that was what I paid. I was just looking on ebay and saw a 10 lug version go for over $500. WHy? Are the 10 lugs rare?
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I've wanted one of these for awhile and recently found one at a local guitar shop. Missing a few pieces but the main stuff was there. I'd seen them on ebay for roughly $75 and that was what I paid. I was just looking on ebay and saw a 10 lug version go for over $500. WHy? Are the 10 lugs rare?
I'd like to see the auction where a Slingerland aluminum snare went for $500.
Even though it wasn't cataloged as a 10 lug drum, I've seen a bunch of them over the years...
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There is a thread about this in the Ebay section or possibly the what is it worth section. I think we came to the conclusion that the seller was bidding on his own item to drive up the price. They sell for 75-150 all day long on ebay.
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Rich, I Am The One Who Brought It To This Forums Attention, It Sold For $510.00 It Was A Mint 10 Lug Model With Brass Rims Here Is The Ebay Item Number You May Not Be Able To Bring It Up Since It Has Already Sold Item #190354499267 And Then Last Night Seller Kings Music Sells A Mint 6 1/x14 BRASS Slingerland Sound King With Zoomatic Strainer For $157.00 It Starting To Really Get Crazy Out Here, Mark
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'm pretty shocked. It is "rarer" in that is has the black / gold badge, and the later black / silver badged ones are more common.
I guess two folks really wanted it, so good for you and the buyer. I think if someone wanted one of those and was patient, they'd find one for less.
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Rich, I Am Just As Suprised As You No The 60's Models Are Just As Plentiful As The 70's Models Are. In Fact My Slingerland Is The Exact Duplicate Of This One That Sold For $510.00 Except I Paid $410.00 Less. Man Go Figure, Someone Had A Woody For It!!!
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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One or two more came up for auction after that one sold, without the $465 opening bid price.
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