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Posted on 15 years ago

#13

caddywumpus

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Either way, if you decide to get it or not, post pics and measurements. Perhaps somebody on the forum would like to snag it from him...Cool Dude

1970 Ludwig Downbeat
1965 Ludwig Hollywood
1970 Ludwig Jazzette

Posted on 15 years ago

#14

lucky

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Thanks to all! Yeah I will snap a few pics and post them if I don't take them,I think he needs the cashews!!

Posted on 15 years ago

#15

lucky

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Well, after way too long I was finally able to hook up with this guy today. Not a jazzette! But a keystone badge downbeat in excellent condition. Kit includes the matching downbeat snare, bass mounted cymbal arm, speedking, high hat stand, nice light old A's (hats), old A ride with rivets, real cool ludwig double cowbell attachment with wood block in the center, some misc. hardware, bass drum hoop mount spurs to stop bass drum creep, canvas bags and the hex wrench! Blue sparkle wrap is nice and tight with no fade and the chrome is perfect. Consolette tom mount and no extra holes. He is looking for a grand for them. What do you all think? Didn't take any pics, didn't want to seem to excited but take my word for it, these are perfect!

Posted on 14 years ago

#16

mcjnic

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A grand is a grand price! If you don't ... I'm just saying.

Posted on 14 years ago

#17

jonnistix

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I would have to agree. A grand is a good price for all that's included. Cymbals could bring close to half if needed. And the stands, man, that's a nice price!