Hey Gents...there is an authentic Bonham size kit that I am looking at for top dollar, of course. My concern.....the gentlemen selling the kit states that it is from the 70's. The serial numbers do not show that. They are 2088153(bass) 2054063, 1940257, 2094400. The kit has B/O pointy badges. From what I understood the 201xxxx is the highest number sequence for 1979. After that I would assume a higher serial number would mean it is from the early 80's. The one floor tom 1940257, shows that it is from the late 70's.........what the heck is going on here!? I am forever confused...please help:confused:
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Posted on 13 years ago
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Please post a picture. It could help a lot. Sounds like a great kit
Posted on 13 years ago
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The kit is on Ebay.....the posting ends in a few hours. You could easily find it. I also wanted to know what a fair or reasonable price for this kit would be to purchase. Come you drum heads help me out here. I know there are many of you members out there with an expert opinion on this kit.Walking
Posted on 13 years ago
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If it's the Blue sparkle set I think it is over priced by $1500.00, IMHO. Coffee Break2
Is this the Kit?
Posted on 13 years ago
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In my opinion, I think his feedback theory is reversed.....
The seller is asking for the buyer's feedback before he gives his seller's feedback??
Might be just me, I dunno.........
Kevin
Posted on 13 years ago
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Yes that is the kit. You see gentlemen.....this is why I love this forum. I can admit that I am learning everyday and had no idea whatsoever that a Ludwig kit could be made this way.......and I mean no idea, especially of the detailed info Mr. VintageMore provided. I didn't realize Ludwig did this or this type of manufacturing if will was done. Another unanswered question though, is........is this kit from the 70's? With serial numbers at 208xxxx, is this not an early 80's? I thought 201xxxx was the highest number that ended in 1979? DOH
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If the kit has the rivets I would imagine it was made some time in the early 80's
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In my opinion, I think his feedback theory is reversed..... The seller is asking for the buyer's feedback before he gives his seller's feedback??Might be just me, I dunno.........
That's old school ebaying- the fact that a seller can't give negative feedback makes it (for me) the only recourse against negative scores is no feedback what so ever.
When I sell, I won't give feedback until I receive feedback from the buyer. That's just me...
Yeah- I'm THAT guy!!!
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Posted on 13 years ago
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