Red Menace
Platinum Member
Just brought these home, snapped some pictures so I could show them off to you all. I found them at a local pawnshop and negotiated what I can only describe as an obscene deal on them. From what I have gathered, it is a early/mid 70's Rogers (Fullerton?) kit. Sizes are 12, 13, 16, 22.
Check it out.
Came with this brass Groove Percussion brass 13" piccolo. I had to take a pic of this. Seriously? Really? That's an Evans dry head WITH a few tissues taped to it. Why?


Came with some extra hardware too. Nice!

Are these the original heads?! COol!

Close up of the muffler on the 16". Looks brand new!

Close up, badge on the 16".

Hardware

These were with the hardware. Anyone know what they are??

Kit all set up. I'm going to gig it as a 4 piece with the 13" tom. Even with these beat up, old heads it sounds wonderful. My father in-law came by and helped me tune it up. After we played it a bit he says "Sounds good. I think you should keep it."


Hoping John Ploughman weighs in and teaches us all something. Special thanks to the late, great Steve B (Tamadrm) for starting me on the Rogers path. I played a teacher's vintage Ludwig kit and wanted something similar. Found a 60's Rogers bass drum on Craigslist and he advised me on it. Said that it would do what the Luddy did but better. He was not lyin'.
Check it out.
Came with this brass Groove Percussion brass 13" piccolo. I had to take a pic of this. Seriously? Really? That's an Evans dry head WITH a few tissues taped to it. Why?


Came with some extra hardware too. Nice!

Are these the original heads?! COol!

Close up of the muffler on the 16". Looks brand new!

Close up, badge on the 16".

Hardware

These were with the hardware. Anyone know what they are??

Kit all set up. I'm going to gig it as a 4 piece with the 13" tom. Even with these beat up, old heads it sounds wonderful. My father in-law came by and helped me tune it up. After we played it a bit he says "Sounds good. I think you should keep it."


Hoping John Ploughman weighs in and teaches us all something. Special thanks to the late, great Steve B (Tamadrm) for starting me on the Rogers path. I played a teacher's vintage Ludwig kit and wanted something similar. Found a 60's Rogers bass drum on Craigslist and he advised me on it. Said that it would do what the Luddy did but better. He was not lyin'.