Very nice drums. I like the "snail" shaped lugs. But we westerners need to know...what IS a "siluminous" leg?

Silumin is an alloy of aluminum with silicon. The chemical composition is 4-22% Si, the base is Al, an insignificant amount of impurities of Fe, Cu, Mn, Ca, Ti, Zn, and some others. Some silumins are modified with additives of sodium or lithium. Adding just 0.05% lithium or 0.1% sodium allows to increase the silicon content in the eutectic alloy from 12% to 14%. Al-Si alloys (silumins) have the best foundry properties. In binary Al-Si alloys, the eutectic consists of a solid solution and crystals of practically pure silicon. In doped silumin (AK9h), in addition to the double eutectic, there are triple and more complex eutectics. In double silumin with an increase in the silicon content to the eutectic composition, plasticity decreases and strength is increased.

p.s. I think I understood why this question was raised about "siluminous" . I apologize for spelling mistakes. I do not know English, that's why I use the Google translator in the translation of the text.And sometimes he does not quite correct translation.

I like the drums. The hardware does the job but cant say ive come across any of these drums or hardware in the UK. I like your description of the metal used. I wonder what all my 1940's/50's & 60's premier flush base stands are made of.

The thing is that in the second half of the 20th century Amati drums were produced in socialist Czechoslovakia and the produced drums were supplied to all countries of the socialist camp, including the USSR. The economy was planned, everything went according to distribution. In the UK, such drums could get in private, just like in the USSR they brought in units Ludwig, Premier.

Therefore, in Ukraine you can find vintage Amati or Trova and spare parts for them, and very, very rarely come across the Premier.

I buy and sell plus restore to former glory. Ill look out for some Amati over here in UK got to be some about. Noticed you had an Olympic and Premier flush based cymbal stands. Cheers...sean

Nevertheless, with the recent purchase of drums, I caught three cymbals of English-made Super Zyn and four plastics of 14 "and 16" Everplay extra

I did not understand the meaning of the last sentence. Excuse me.

If I understood you correctly, then you are interested in the racks for the dishes similar to the stands from the Premier drums? These are not the racks you think about. It's a rack of Soviet drums EPOIMI, which in their time were copied from the Premier

Ah yes Epoimi...the trumpet playing mermaid-

Who`s doing the dishes ?

What dishes ? I see pies.

Are the dishes in the rack ? Where ?

I think of racks all the time........I see none here,...What`d I miss ?