@Pops - I don't yet, but they came off a 1970's Ludwig marching bass drum, if that's any help... I'll post some detailed pics in the next day. Thanks!
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@Pops - I don't yet, but they came off a 1970's Ludwig marching bass drum, if that's any help... I'll post some detailed pics in the next day. Thanks!
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Hi All,
I've added a pic of a T-rod without the claw. It's 5 1/2" in length.
Thanks!
http://s805.photobucket.com/user/drumgeek74/slideshow/T-rods
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Hi All,I've added a pic of a T-rod without the claw. It's 5 1/2" in length.Thanks!http://s805.photobucket.com/user/drumgeek74/slideshow/T-rods
Thanks that is just what I needed it is Absolutely a Ludwig t rod. by the way what Fender amp are you photoing this on top of ?
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Cool. Thanks. It's my guitars players twin-reverb [re-issue]
I wonder if those T-rods are desirable?
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