That drum only came in 5 or 6.5x14 not 5.5.I highly doubt that it's a 60's brass keystone badge,but more likely an 80's or newer,large aluminum Chicago or Monroe badge drums.Ludwig only made ludalloy or brass supras in the 60's,and the COB serial numbered drums,are rare.If it's a bronze supra,with a small brass serial numberd badge,then it's possibly prototype,and rare indeed.Ludwig didn't introduce bronze supras till the early 80's.Pics will help.
Steve B
If it's who I think you mean, he lives down under and is most certainly trustworthy. I've never heard of a '60's bronze Supra (or Super) either. Anyway, as Magnus says, the 80's models are fantastic drums.
If it's who I think you mean, he lives down under and is most certainly trustworthy. I've never heard of a '60's bronze Supra (or Super) either. Anyway, as Magnus says, the 80's models are fantastic drums.
It is, and he knows you. Don't forget, I've got dibs :-)
I think Chris means brass....
McCartney, Dire Straits, The Water Boys, Julian Cope? sounds like Chris Whitten or thinking about it more, Dave Mattacks
No, but I like both of those drummers. Dave Mattack's work on XTC's 'Nonesuch', and CW's work on 'St. Julian' by Julian Cope are both great performances.
Sorry - I must have this all wrong. If it's not Chris Whitten, I don't know the seller, so cannot vouch for him. Chris and I have chatted about Dandy/Drouyn and he has a great snare/drum/cymbal horde. My mistake.
how rare would a bell bronze supra be,? and what would it b worth? /.....a small fortune you think
