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Opinions on what to do with my Ludwig Combo snare Last viewed: 3 minutes ago

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Cool piece of "Bad History" for Ludwig.

I'd keep it... you got a partial refund anyway.

If you do get rid of it, take a picture first and frame it.

With a very cheap plastic frame and Saran Wrap for the glass .....Yes Sir

Kevin
Posted on 15 years ago
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From Ludwig-dude

There is a backstory already posted by me in two OTHER seperate threads....one in the image gallery and another a few pages back in the vintage drums section. I really don't feel like re-telling the whole story again if that cool.... :D

NP

Maybe a link to the backstory.... I really dont feel like hunting.... If you are interested in an opinion enough to post a poll.....then you may be interested in everyones opinion...... not only those who know the story...or who have the time to hunt down the buried posts....

I would click the links....learn the story and poll

Z

"A Majority , many times is a group of Highly motivated snails; If a thousand people say something foolish, it's still foolish. Truth is never dependent upon consensus of opinion. "
Posted on 15 years ago
#12
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Ok, here's the link to the main deal with the drum....

http://www.vintagedrumforum.com/showthread.php?t=13306

Posted on 15 years ago
#13
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YES YES I remember that.....

I read that entire thread as it progressed.....

MAN Talk about a rock and a hard place.... something vintage that is a Piece of Crap..... ....TOUGH ONE!!!

BTW..... WAY TO BE DECISIVE DRUMBUM.......HAHAHAHAHAH

Z

"A Majority , many times is a group of Highly motivated snails; If a thousand people say something foolish, it's still foolish. Truth is never dependent upon consensus of opinion. "
Posted on 15 years ago
#14
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I'm leaning towards re-shelling it with an acrolite shell...something that can be easilyhad off of ebay, you know? But still not 100% sure....

Posted on 15 years ago
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From kevins

Cool piece of "Bad History" for Ludwig.I'd keep it... you got a partial refund anyway.If you do get rid of it, take a picture first and frame it.With a very cheap plastic frame and Saran Wrap for the glass .....Yes Sir

Hmmm...I think WalMart carries those exact frames...LOL!

Posted on 15 years ago
#16
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From ZOLE

BTW..... WAY TO BE DECISIVE DRUMBUM.......HAHAHAHAHAHZ

I know...only I should be the one to be so decisive! LOL!

Posted on 15 years ago
#17
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Oh, THAT drum. I'd sell it.

"God is dead." -Nietzsche

"Nietzsche is dead." -God
Posted on 15 years ago
#18
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From Ludwig-dude

I'm leaning towards re-shelling it with an acrolite shell...something that can be easilyhad off of ebay, you know? But still not 100% sure....

After you set aside the cracked lugs and the flimsy shell, there's not much left. Relegate the thing to the fail museum along with new Coke and the Yugo, then move on.

Posted on 15 years ago
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Hey L-D,I would leave it and display it.Just to show how not to make a drum.One of ludwig's biggestDOHDOH drums made..Mikey

Posted on 15 years ago
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