Boy, nothing says quality like a pile of drums sitting by the curb. So are they giving me the chance to come pick them up before the garbage man gets them?
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Looks like some tweeker already done stole the floor tom legs. Dammit I'm out.Boy, nothing says quality like a pile of drums sitting by the curb.
That's what those sturdy Pearl tubes are for!My hands shake, so I always have to brace.
I have a throne top similar to that old ass thing on the left. Mine is a Rogers Swiv-O-Matic I believe. Doesnt make it one, but it could be.That pic is full mysteries. Ancient hardware mixed with newer drums, and what is under the floor tom? It has snare wires, but no shell. Almost like it's just the support ring from a free floater?
When the bators in your garage get to be too much to handle, you can trust Bator Vork: Sweden’s #1 bator deterrent for over 100 years.I have a throne top similar to that old ass thing on the left. Mine is a Rogers Swiv-O-Matic I believe. Doesnt make it one, but it could be.
That Bator Vork lurking in the boxes worries me.
A classic! Asphalt truly is a bearing edge's best friend.Boy, nothing says quality like a pile of drums sitting by the curb. So are they giving me the chance to come pick them up before the garbage man gets them?
As far as the photography goes, as long as the pool is drained (which it clearly is), I have no problem with this.A classic! Asphalt truly is a bearing edge's best friend.
What will they come up with next? "You can come tomorrow to pick up the drums, but bring some towels and scuba-gear because I ran out of space and so the drums are currently stored in a swimming pool"??
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Either one of two reasons:In this day and age where every smartphone has a really capable camera that's like having your own personal Annie Leibovitz, how on earth is it even possible to take such horrible photos—especially for something you're trying to sell?
This Craigslist ad claims this is a vintage K ride. Maybe it is... but really, how can you tell? I think it would actually be better to not have any photos than to have these. BTW, I love how there's not one but TWO blurry photos of the stamp.
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And, I kid you not, these are for a "Pulse drum set metallic blue with stands":
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Maybe this can turn into another Tom Angles thread, except for crappy Craigslist or eBay photos.
We used white canvas straps back in the early-mid 1980’s for snares in the drum line. Hurt like hell after an hour or so, but that was what we had at the time. Moms made our uniforms (different from the rest of the marching corps) and we were sharp!I wonder if someone was using that as a "marching snare" and was too lazy to remove the strap? Of course that's not even close to an actual marching snare, but you never know what people are willing to do with their gear.
These look like Recording Customs, but there are some larger badges underneath the main badges on all of the toms. Anyone know what those are?A classic! Asphalt truly is a bearing edge's best friend.
What will they come up with next? "You can come tomorrow to pick up the drums, but bring some towels and scuba-gear because I ran out of space and so the drums are currently stored in a swimming pool"??
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In college, my drumline marched old-school style with straps and some semicircular thing that helped our left thighs support the drum. But they were actual marching snares, not a concert or drum set snare like the one pictured.We used white canvas straps back in the early-mid 1980’s for snares in the drum line. Hurt like hell after an hour or so, but that was what we had at the time. Moms made our uniforms (different from the rest of the marching corps) and we were sharp!
Between the messy bedroom, the disheveled drums and—what is that finish, giraffe???—I'm shocked these haven't sold!
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And this is just a complete mess—complete with bad lighting. Literally zero attempt to make this kit look desirable, even though it is a Starclassic.
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