a real Dayton 14x26 virgin in red onyx..... you very rarley see a 14x26 Rogers drum and the ones I have seen are all Fullerton... but this one is I think a bit spendy....
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I think that this might be a concert bass drum that was played while it was on a cradle. A grand for the drum? Dream on.............................................
I've got a Dayton era 14X24" Red Onyx BD. She's a boomer!
Concert bass drum is not likely to have spurs. Seller says original without "holes" and presumably means nothing drill after the fact. It's a Buddy Rich size. 13" on a stand and twin 16" floor toms and off you go!
Concert bass drum is not likely to have spurs. Seller says original without "holes" and presumably means nothing drill after the fact. It's a Buddy Rich size. 13" on a stand and twin 16" floor toms and off you go!
I can't see anythiing but that dumb snap shot in the original post. I hate those things because they will not open to the eBay listing when I click on them. Therefore, I had no idea that there were spurs on that beast.
Dan,
I think you're right that this is not a concert or marching bass drum. From the pictures of the interior, the spur holes look factory drilled. Also, if this were a concert bass drum, the Rogers script logo would have been mounted centered like this:
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A very nice drum, but a little too rich for my wallet.
Mike
I can't see anythiing but that dumb snap shot in the original post. I hate those things because they will not open to the eBay listing when I click on them. Therefore, I had no idea that there were spurs on that beast.
Hold the "control (Ctrl)" button and click on the "view and bid" green box. This should open them. I asked the same Q when these first popped up here. Mike Layton clued me in!
