I have both drums circa 1965 and the powertone is so much heavier.
What makes the JF such a desirable drum
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A Ludwig Jazz Festival was used on the most influential rock and roll recordings and live performances in history: The Beatles'.
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I have both drums circa 1965 and the powertone is so much heavier.What makes the JF such a desirable drum
Good question. I have a '67 Jazz Fest that I played for about 7 hours last night with my son and it sounded really great. The snare head was tuned very tight, the batter head (a coated CS) was tuned a little above medium and it had a fantastic "woody" tone. It sounded more like a 6.5" snare. Quite enjoyable and, you are quite right, it is oddly light.
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Very proud owner of a new Blaemire Snare 6.5 x 14 made by Jerry Jenkins "Drumjinx"
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