Wanted; Snare tensioning knob that goes on a Zoomatic throw.
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Posted on 14 years ago
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Pretty tough to find. Even if you do, odds are that it won't stay on the shaft. A better bet, though a bit pricey, is to send your Zoomatic to Jim Petty and he'll rebuild the strainer with a new knob. His website is jp2creations.com
Posted on 14 years ago
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Pretty tough to find. Even if you do, odds are that it won't stay on the shaft. A better bet, though a bit pricey, is to send your Zoomatic to Jim Petty and he'll rebuild the strainer with a new knob. His website is jp2creations.com
$100!?!!? Thats what I paid for the drum!
Posted on 14 years ago
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Im dealing with the same problem here...
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Posted on 14 years ago
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How hard would it be to fashion a part out of aluminum stock? You could maybe cut a piece off of an aluminum rod, drill it part way and thread it. Might not look original, but I bought this as a players drum anyway.
Posted on 14 years ago
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