So wrong to me.I have never seen that before the floor tom check the lugs on it...Mikey
Check this S/L set out something looks.... Last viewed: 1 hour ago
If it had lugs on the bottom, I'd say somebody added a cocktail drum to the kit. It's a -deep- concert tom, probably 18" or 20" x 16". Doesn't look like any Slingy floor tom I've ever seen.
John
Looks like a cocktail type drum added as a FT.. I wonder why they did not make more Ft's in a 14x16 size? well this guy likes deep drums
The 16" deep by 14" diameter Walberg & Auge with my 1963 set is currently my favorite floor tom from all of my vintage sets. It has the balls of a 16x16 with more focused attack/sustain/decay than a 14x14 or 12x15. I have since changed the hazy head to an Aristocrat.
The 14" deep by 16" diameter Walberg & Auge with my 1963 set is currently my favorite floor tom from all of my vintage sets. It has the balls of a 16x16 with more focused attack/sustain/decay. I have since changed the hazy head to an Aristocrat.
That photo makes it look like the opposite: 16 deep by 14 diameter!
Way cool drums regardless!
Looks like a cocktail type drum added as a FT.. I wonder why they did not make more Ft's in a 14x16 size? well this guy likes deep drums
Mike,, The smae thing i was thinking but if you look you will see that the tube lugs stop or should i say look to stop about 6 or 8" from the bottom of the drum.Even with the cocktail drums i have seen even with wood hoops at the bottom of the drum useing T-rods and claws used on bass drums i have never seen a drum with lugs like that..Maybe someone added a piece to the shell to make it longer? Still iam not going to go look at them to far away for me and the asking price is 1,000.00 for what you see in the photo..Mikey
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