Hi...Is the Trixon kit being offered by you, or are you passing the info along?

If they were the teardrop lugs, it would be worth the 600 as is. I never cared for the snare drums so that would be fine by me.

I think those lugs were 70,s, but I could be wrong. Ingo is the expert on all things Trixon, you should check with him.

Also, those tom hoops don't appear to be original, which is a huge draw for these shells.

I'm thinking about getting them for myself. I owned a champagne kit like this one a few years ago, but I didn't play them much before trading them off, so I don't remember too much about the sound.

I'm a Sonor player so I,d be interested in your opinion of them. Make sure the heads are standard sizes. If you need to buy "metric" it will cost a couple of hundred just for the toms.

I do remember from the kit I owned that the heads are standard size.

that's A BONUS, but make sure about those hoops.

He said they were original, here's the kit I owned several years ago, I believe the hoops are the same.

Well, if its all there I,d go for it...remember me when you want to move it. Your first kit was a beauty!

What you have there is a 1965-1967... $600 bucks is about right...the wrap is not too bad as the aqua is the Trixon wrap that tends to fade the most...

I know of a 1964 Luxus for sale at 800 euros with snare so I would go for this mate....

Good luck

Thanks diamond, judging by your arsenal, you must be a Trixon guru. Is it fair to say that Trixon Luxus kits sound a lot like the Sonor teardrops from the same era? The reason I ask is because I've owned and played a few teardrop kits and loved the sound, but I don't have too much experience with Trixon.