just wondering what exactly it is and if it's worth the money:
thanks guys,
adam
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Posted on 13 years ago
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This is a Super Ludwig snare that has a Leedy head, & Leedy throw, missing many old expensive parts , ( & possibly several extra holes). A nice old snare, but nowhere near worth $1300.
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just wondering what exactly it is and if it's worth the money: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ludwig-6-1-2-x-15-Super-Snare-Drum-Leedy-Ludwig-1920s-to-1930s-RARE-/330755551739?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4d029131fb thanks guys, adam
Overpriced, Swiss cheese, missing many essential parts...
Mike Curotto
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much appeciated guys! what would it even be worth as a players drum? or not even worth tampering with?
adam
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This could be an excellent players drum, extra holes & all. The Leedy throw is not a great strainer, & the butt end is too high. This could be fixed. ( No real need to get all those original strainer parts). It would be nice to play a brass snare of this caliber, w/ a simple throw off system. (I hesitate to guess an appraisal w/ out seeing the condition of the hooks, & other condition issues, dents, stripped out lugs etc.,) If it fell into my hands, I might pay $250 + - .
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much appeciated guys! what would it even be worth as a players drum? or not even worth tampering with? adam
I can get the extra holes plugged for you at a nominal cost...I would go as his as 400-500.00 as you can recoup some money on the Leedy strainer...Also remember that it's a 15" drum.
Mike Curotto
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