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Star Spur Cap

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Dear Members,

I am looking for a Star bass drum leg cap from around 1972.The cap has an insert of about 3/8 inch diameter which allows the point of the bass spur to pass through in order to anchor the bass drum. The cymbal stand has identical caps but, the bass drum is missing one. These caps can be tightened or loosened if one didn't want the points to protrude.

Thank you very much.

Brian

Just a drummer who loves all things about vintage drums! Nothing more, nothing less.
Posted on 13 years ago
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From salty 1322

Dear Members,I am looking for a Star bass drum leg cap from around 1972.The cap has an insert of about 3/8 inch diameter which allows the point of the bass spur to pass through in order to anchor the bass drum. The cymbal stand has identical caps but, the bass drum is missing one. These caps can be tightened or loosened if one didn't want the points to protrude.Thank you very much.Brian

This one is a generic, off the shelf part. Any of the Gibraltar or Pearl parts will work, I believe. I don't think this is a proprietary part.

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Posted on 13 years ago
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Thanks, John. As always, you come through with information a novice like me can appreciate!

Brian

Just a drummer who loves all things about vintage drums! Nothing more, nothing less.
Posted on 13 years ago
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