Fleegle and Drooper are playing some cool Vox guitars, so you're probably right.
Drooper is rockin' the Phantom "Teardrop" favored by the Rolling Stones' Brian Jones for stage use.
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Center lug MIJ Slingy clones. I guess Mike wasn't doing quite well enough as an architect to buy Bobby some decent American drums. Of course he was feeding a family of eight plus a live in maid and what with Davy Jones dropping by from time to time.
Fleegle and Drooper are playing some cool Vox guitars, so you're probably right.Drooper is rockin' the Phantom "Teardrop" favored by the Rolling Stones' Brian Jones for stage use.
Probably a deal with Vox for the show. The Monkees had a deal with Gretsch so I suppose Hanna Barbara could have shopped around for a similar deal...although I don't really see the advantage to having the Banana Splits endorsing your gear, especially if you have the Beatles on your roster ("When Fleegle rocks out he does it on a Vox"). Still any exposure is bound to be a plus.
I have to admit though, at the age of seven I was absolutely nuts about this goofy show.
Posted on 8 years ago
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Agree MIJ - the whole tom mount deal plus the strainer - 100%. It's a neat one...
Mitch
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Not to be confused with Brady Drums.I saw this episode from 1971 and they get the kid a set of drums to beat the crap out of. I can't figure out what this set is, but it sure looks nice.Maybe someone here can help identify the set.All I know is that it's clearly set up properly! You always want your hi hat pedal on the other side of the kit and far out of reach so you don't accidently step on it with your foot.
Not sure what they are. Pretty cool off-set hi-hat stand though. I am not talking about the positioning in relation to where it is usable. But, the fact that the bottom of the stand and the upper tubes are not on the same plane. Maybe that could be a clue to help in the search.
Looks MIJ to me, for sure. It is possible the tom was set up that way to hide the badge on the other side.
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