A new one to me.I don't know if it's vintage or new..See photos....Mikey
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Posted on 13 years ago
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Looks like a modern version of the kind of drum that Wurlitzer used in their orchestra player piano's. There are antique versions of it, but that one looks modern.
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The OP drum is a Remo "Legato" snare apparatus that is designed for a marching snare. It is capable of super high head tension, & clips onto the top of a shell. This top piece is often found separated from the bottom shell. They were never meant to be played as a "single headed piccolo" , but they do have a great Scottish drum voice.
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tdennis is right. It's the top half of a modern marching snare drum.
PS, thanks for sharing my pics Purdie! The similarities really are pretty cool.
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Thanks guy's something i did not know..If any of you want to bid on it.The drum is on shopgoodwill the bid is at 5.00......Mikey
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