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Rest in peace, Sam Ash. It still boggles my mind that after 100 years, a full century, they decided to close all their stores. Sam Ash was one of my first music stores and I loved going to it whenever I went to Ohio, and when I found out that they opened one in Texas, I was excited. But to have it all shut down like this, and on their own 100th anniversary, it’s heartbreaking and sad that it had to happen.

Mister Ramos

I don't understand why you didn't have the Shell rechrommed. It doesn't cost that much, and you would have a mint looking drum.

I'm getting the 60s 424 anyone know the difference or history. Thanks

Great video. Do you happen to have any tips for removing rust?

The P35 is nice, but those notches on the P88 make me feel like I can't get the exact tension that I want.

Yeah man 👊🏽👊🏽

I made the same modification myself, I got the tap at Home Depot as I didn’t have that size in my tap and die set. It worked out great!

Thanks for the suggestion!

Excellent! I went to UNT in the 80’s Percussion Performance major. Amazing experience and the TX sun will burn most everything! Nice restoration!!!

Totally understand the "gigging drum" vs "home drum" thing. It's really hard to replace vintage instruments. Also depends on the gig. I'm also very/not surprised about the holes in the butt plate: I had to tap these recently (M4 works great w/o drilling), and you'd think after 5 years, Ludwig would have fixed this. INDe for my next one for sure.

Nice work. One possible addition I might suggest. During your "after" close-ups, I seemed to notice some scuffs and scratches in the shells. You can rub something called "scratch cover" or "scratch remover" on those blemishes to minimize them. It is basically a thin stain that wipes off the surface, just staying in the scratch to help hide it. Maybe you did that and the close-up just made the scratches more visible than they are IRL. Anyway, good work doing a nice, thorough job.

Hi Destin! Great Video!!! If you`re interested in calfheads check out my company, the "Austrian Drumhead Company". Steve Maxwell is selling our heads in the US and they have them in stock :D

Great video. Keep’em coming! 💯 Sidenote: People don’t know what they want.. don’t create for others. Do your own thing! To each their own. ✌️ Never stop creating.

I didn't even think about trying to buy any of their signs, I went in the other day and got a $8 Gibraltar 2.3 mm for my 13-inch snare and then I got a drum head for that same snare for like 12 bucks but outside of that everything else is pretty much gone

MAAMMA?!? Real talk, I shed a few tears on that day. Endings are difficult, but they are a part of life. Treasure the things that you have before they’re taken from you!

Yes IHave suggestion on what to do with these drums ,you can just give them to me

Great video! Thanks for the support

honestly, i like them all haha

why wd-40 on hoops before Brasso?

Awesome snare. I've got several WFL 6-lug snares ranging from 5.5 - 6.5x14. The 6.5's sound so good - lots of woody crack but with some extra punch added. Beautiful drum you have!

Rick Dior 😂 legend

What is the music that starts around 1:12?

I’d just keep the original but plate on my accent snare drum

As a extra measure of precaution I would use a bottoming tap to avoid stripping threads!

I surprised myself that I actually like the 8 lug better. It sounds throatier.

just found one today for 170bux,ordered die cast hoops atttack red baron puresound blasters and snare straps so it will crack and kill.

Bro some of them are ripped and damaged

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I think the 10 lug overall sound is much more pleasing when it comes to the overtones. I never dampen my snare drums, I want to hear the shell sing. The 10 lug drum has more control over the overtones.

Sounds great to me on your high tuning. Nice playing it too. Hi-hats sound beautiful too. This drum is killer cool!

Ludwig tambourine definitely reminds me of Beatles' records even when you're playing classical music

Bro this video is criminally underrated. The editing is perfect, keep up the good work!

Greats job and snare!

Maple poplar mahogany

Personally, I think the Ludwig shell is the prize. Refinishing & putting it back into playing condition would be my choice. Also the Nikkans snare is probably a Japanese copy. They made a lot of them with various company brand names. Mine is a Bradley with similar hardware and a different throw off. Great stories and finds!

Damn that crome hardware shines! The hoop work was nice too.

They always seem to sound better when clean.

This is awesome! I'm gonna have to try it with some broken cymbals I have

Haha Rick Dior cameo awesome

What length screws for the throw off, and which ones for the butt plate...PLEASE AND THANKS !

ludwig dropped the ball not making that part usable for older and newer drums.nice modification.

I just made the same modification for my Supraphonic. I discovered using a number 29 drill bit first and then tapping the hole with the 8/32 tap worked for me. I did have to drill the shell out a little to make the holes line up. My next move is to retap a few p-85 throw offs and add screws that will work with drum keys. The only reason I am doing this is because they came to me with new (wrong sized) screws in them all stripped out. I prefer the P-88AC but someone may want the older, modified P-85s.

GAME CHANGER

8 lugs not even close for me!

Where are you located? My Sonor Force 2001 is in desperate need of an overhaul and you have the Ninja skills to do it.

Sizzle and steam. Cuz this shit is🔥.

Belíssima Ludwig !!

Parabéns ! O seu trabalho ficou excelente,principalmente porque você aoertou os parafusos com as mãos !!!! Muito bom !!!!

it makes no sense why both sets of holes are not tapped haha