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[COLOR="DarkOrange"][SIZE="4"]I'm currently selling percussion items, mainly vintage.

I'll ship within 3-4 days after your payment clears.

I prefer PayPal, unless I have some good history with you.

Sirronrub is my eBay handle... 100% positive feedback.

I've bought and sold with probably a dozen or so VDF members.

I believe all of them would vouch for me, as I would for them.

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1 14 inch 60's Zildjian hi-hat cymbal... 1338 grams.... no issues.......$50

1 14 inch 70's Zildjian hi-hat cymbal.....861 grams....some flea bites ............ $30

1 Tama Roadpro drum stand model HS70PWN for 10 to 12 inch drums ..... $30

1 Ludwig model no. L326CS straight cymbal stand like new ............. $40

1 Ludwig model no. L336MBS boom cymbal stand like new ...........$40

I have pics of everything.

Shipping is not included, but I have boxes for all, it will be postage only.

Please contact by PM.

Thanks

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Kevin
Posted on 14 years ago
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Any rips or tears in the seat on the oval Ludwig stand?

Thanks!

Posted on 14 years ago
#2
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Question on any of the four 14" Zildjian cymbals listed.... I have an older pair of New Beat hi-hats (maybe 60s?) and the top cymbal is cracked badly. Any of those about the same thickness/shape/sound as a New Beat top?

Posted on 14 years ago
#3
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From Rockdrum

Question on any of the four 14" Zildjian cymbals listed.... I have an older pair of New Beat hi-hats (maybe 60s?) and the top cymbal is cracked badly. Any of those about the same thickness/shape/sound as a New Beat top?

Man, I honestly don't know... let me try to enlist some help, or perhaps someone will chime in.

Thanks !

Kevin
Posted on 14 years ago
#4
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I'd like to pick up a seat like that but the missing rubber foot and the price keeps pushing me away. Are you willing to negotiate on this prices?


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Posted on 14 years ago
#5
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From Rockdrum

Question on any of the four 14" Zildjian cymbals listed.... I have an older pair of New Beat hi-hats (maybe 60s?) and the top cymbal is cracked badly. Any of those about the same thickness/shape/sound as a New Beat top?

Hey Rock, you could weigh your cymbal and see how close it is to the weight of Kevins. Older New Beats were usually Medium Thin to Medium tops, but weight is the best thing to get as close to yours IMHO. Also measure it on a flat surface, some older cymbals might be a tad smaller...

Hope this helps..

Its better to have people think you're an idiot, than to open your mouth and prove them wrong, unless you doubt yourself then speak away....
Posted on 14 years ago
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Thanks, BBK !!

Kevin
Posted on 14 years ago
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From backbeatkeeper

Hey Rock, you could weigh your cymbal and see how close it is to the weight of Kevins. Older New Beats were usually Medium Thin to Medium tops, but weight is the best thing to get as close to yours IMHO. Also measure it on a flat surface, some older cymbals might be a tad smaller...Hope this helps..

Thanks for the advice. I've never done the "gram" weighing with cymbals before, so what kind of scale are you using to weigh them? I'd like to get one close in weight as you have mentioned.

Posted on 14 years ago
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From Rockdrum

Thanks for the advice. I've never done the "gram" weighing with cymbals before, so what kind of scale are you using to weigh them? I'd like to get one close in weight as you have mentioned.

you post office will have the scales you need to weigh them. or you can buy gram scales at office depot, office max,or places like them, office supply stores, if you every sale a lot or own a lot of cymbals it's the only way to go.

Your drummers not much good is he!? What you need is someone that's as good as me. ! John Henry Bonham !!
Posted on 14 years ago
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From Rockdrum

Thanks for the advice. I've never done the "gram" weighing with cymbals before, so what kind of scale are you using to weigh them? I'd like to get one close in weight as you have mentioned.

I work with refrigeration, so I have a scale that I use for work. I paid over $150.00 for mine, but I'm sure there's cheaper on Ebay...

Its better to have people think you're an idiot, than to open your mouth and prove them wrong, unless you doubt yourself then speak away....
Posted on 14 years ago
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