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dwlover
08-27-2007, 07:21 AM
Here is my Rogers silver sparkle, there is an added floor tom, different hardware, using a snare stand for tom.... got a custom snare drums, there was only 6 ever made, this was the first one, sounds great, im borrowing it.... please leave a comment!
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hope you like :D
joeybeats
08-27-2007, 07:31 AM
What's not to like? They look great. How do they sound? Never heard of that snare company, but I'm new to this drum stuff. What does it sound like? Enjoy. Joey
aydee
08-27-2007, 07:41 AM
Way back when I was a scrawny kid, playing my 2nd hand 'mixed nuts' drumkit, a friend of mine ( or rather, his dad) brought a brand new blue sparkle Rodgers! 30 years later, my heart leaps with the same thrill whenever I see a sparkling Rogers kit.
The memory lane journey continues, seeing that Ludwig speedking. That was my first 'real' pedal too after many make-shift contraptions.
That snare looks pretty. Maple? how'du'like it
stickers
08-27-2007, 03:12 PM
Cool set.
The only thing weird to me is the placement of the china. The ride and china are typically reversed in location.
What are the drum sizes?
Drummer Karl
08-27-2007, 05:35 PM
Yeah, some specs would be great! How is Rogers in general?? Have no real experience with those drums.
Oh, and that Custom snare drum, is it made from a Keller Maple shell? How thick? It`s beautiful though, no doubt.
Karl
fijjibo
08-27-2007, 05:42 PM
Mmmm...Rogers.
Im very interested in testing out a nice rogers like that, but they are hard to come by where I live.
kung_f00
08-27-2007, 05:49 PM
Very nice kit! My only qualm is with the distance of the cymbals. Seems like they'd be a bit of a stretch to hit. Perhaps sliding them closer? It looks like you have enough room.
punkdrummer1
08-27-2007, 07:24 PM
very nice retro kit you have there brother, and that snare, BEAUTY. keep it up....
dwlover
08-27-2007, 08:27 PM
Thanx for all the comments, well from what I know, the snare was the first of about 6 ever made, they started making these drums (two friends) and stopped making them because they could not agree if they should use cheap hardware on them or the good stuff, obv it is a wood shell, it is one solid peice of wood, not plies. VERY nice sounding.
Rogers were the DW's of their time... everyone (from what I know, wanted a rogers) Buddy Rich sure loved them.... Personally I want a new set, these rogers are 35 years old.... there great but the hardware is nothing compared to the cheapest hardware of today. They sound good, but again considering how far drum technoligy is now today, they arnt the best, but they are great imo, there my first set and will not let em :D
Im busy right now, but tonight I will post all the specs.
bighaibigdrums
08-28-2007, 12:07 AM
Great kit. You'd be better off keeping the shells and upgrading the hardware than selling them. Id also suggest putting some carpet on your riser so you can take the nails out from in front of your kick.
dwlover
08-28-2007, 05:21 AM
Great kit. You'd be better off keeping the shells and upgrading the hardware than selling them. Id also suggest putting some carpet on your riser so you can take the nails out from in front of your kick.
Yea, im thinking about putting carpet under my drums, just too lazy to find some carpet :D
Class A Drummer
08-28-2007, 05:37 AM
Lookin good. Thats a big china. Specs?
dwlover
08-29-2007, 04:25 AM
Lookin good. Thats a big china. Specs?
Ill ask my Father about the size.... my dad lent them to me, so ill post specs tommrow, but Im going to post more pics of the snare, I think ull like them :)
dwlover
08-30-2007, 08:16 AM
Just to let you know, in that black guitar case is a vintage Gibson acoustic classical guitar. If somone wants me to, ill post pics of it, but if no one says anything I won't...
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