The Snares: 1979 Ludwig Supraphonic LM402

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  • @masecardrums
    @masecardrums  Год назад +4

    Hey guys, I clearly forgot how old I am, and how years work. I bought this drum in 2007, not 2017!

  • @timbofromkeno
    @timbofromkeno Год назад +1

    Great Craigslist find. Worth the long drive out of town and back!!

  • @steverichdrummr
    @steverichdrummr 10 месяцев назад

    Love it Ryan, and as always, you rule! Love the tuning best near the end when you said that's about where I usually tune it.

  • @bryandrums32
    @bryandrums32 Год назад +1

    Ryan! Sounds awesome, I really love it, I own four aluminum drums, I don’t have a Ludwig, i’ve got two Yamaha, recording customers, one Tama starphonic, and one DW collector series

  • @LucasHaneman
    @LucasHaneman Год назад +1

    Cool video! I picked up an early 80s LM402 about 10 years ago for $200 Canadian. It’s amazing! I also prefer it in the medium to high tuning range.

  • @earldrum
    @earldrum Год назад

    Ryan very cool drum and series idea! You pulled off the younger guy well! 🤘🏻👍🏻😎

  • @matttildesley
    @matttildesley Год назад

    terrific playing!.Sir.
    should do some more covers or just jamming on your own.
    awesome watching you play them drums peace.

  • @laconiantheguitarhoplite6346
    @laconiantheguitarhoplite6346 Год назад

    Hey Ryan great stuff once again!!! I did send you an email a couple weeks ago but don’t know if you ever got it. Take care and keep on rocking !!! George

  • @joshuajuaire8757
    @joshuajuaire8757 Год назад

    You should do a video on your favorite drumsticks

  • @JackNiles
    @JackNiles 5 месяцев назад

    Cool

  • @Monsterdrumma
    @Monsterdrumma 9 месяцев назад

    8 or 10 lug?

    • @masecardrums
      @masecardrums  9 месяцев назад +1

      10 lug. To my knowledge 8-lug 402s don't exist. I do know a couple prototype 8-lug 400s were made in the 60s.

    • @Monsterdrumma
      @Monsterdrumma 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@masecardrums Oh okay I didn’t know that, thanks for the info!