It looks great. no better sounding drums on the planet.

Nice set. I too have the privilege of owning this amazing sounding set.

I used a lot of car chrome polish elbow grease then sanded my hoops shot them with satin black lacquer and put on recycled silver inlays that I got from some savior on this here forum.

Good luck with them and show more pictures as you progress.

You will not be disappointed with that SS kit !i

Nice kit. They are number 1 on my wish list. A friend had a set in school, I'll never forget the way they sounded.

I just scarfed a kit as well. I am impressed. The bass drum in particular is phenomenal; it reminds me to a CF Tempus bass drum, in its power and frequency range. Serious thump and cut, with the right heads.

Any ding/dent repair?

If so how was it done?

I have a kit too. A few dings in the BD.

Thanks

I've seen folks use a rubber mallet.

Hi there- I have gotten an 18 inch floor tom since I posted. It has some dings that need to be dealt with I think. Two options in my mind: automotive paintless dent repairman, or brass instrument repair person. I am going to check into option two first, since they may be more sensitive to the nature of the drum. Thankfully the bearing edges are good.

FWIW, I also scored a black cortex Ludwig Power Factory set that had been dragged through the mud for a couple decades. Good mostly for parts, but the 6.5 Supraphonic snare is in great shape, and has been added to the stainless set. I will get it together over the next few months and check back.

What planet? :)

I'd go instead with my old club dates...