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Originally posted by joey_jordison1Originally posted by jrockdrumr -
Looks awesome! So what all did you have to do to them? Looked like they weren't in too bad a shape to begin with. Any work on the bearing edges, replaced any hardware?
Just recently got my father-in-law's '72 or '73 Slingerland (red sparkle finish) set out of storage and really have only given them a good cleaning at this point and replaced all heads. Toms were a little tricky to tune so I may need to look into having some work down on the edges, but they sound great.
Any other tips or good resources for replacement parts that you've found?- Gretsch 6pc Catalina Maple in Cherry Red
- 1970's Slingerland 5pc
Cymbals - mix of zildjian A custom and vintage 70's avedisComment
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Nice dude! I LOVE tiny kits, but with Slingerland, it's even better!Tama Stagestar (Fusion) in Solid Black
Sabian and Tama stock cymbals
My equipment sucks, pity me :[
"When the tough gets going, get the HELL outta there!"Comment
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Looking good. I'm glad you kept the original finish. Nice job.Comment
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...just saying...a natural finish could look pretty baller...Comment
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Maybe. I recently used this kit for my jazz band rehearsal and they loved it to bits.Originally posted by PowerCoat View PostComment
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very classy.Mapex Saturn V in deep water ash burl: https://www.pearldrummersforum.com/a...p?albumid=1218Comment
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Dude. That wrap is cool. I wouldn't mess with it. Coming from someone who has yanked a wrap off a slingy drum it's a real pain in the butt and in this case not worth it IMO. Bet those sound niceComment
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