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!
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That pouch on the Nikkans snare was likely a key holder. Cool throwoff too.
I just hope the throw doesn't fall apart/break when I disassemble the drum! Thanks for watching!
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!
The Ludwigs sound really good! I just need to get some new heads for those toms. Thanks for watching!
Awesome video bro, love the stories behind all of these!!
Thanks, Chris! Means alot!
Please show more drumsticks
Yes IHave suggestion on what to do with these drums ,you can just give them to me
Cool stuff bro
Thank you for watching!
That blue snare looks like a Slingerland with a 3 pt strainer. Probably a Radio King? Not sure tho.
The blue snare is in fact a radio king! Great eye, Eddie! Thanks for watching! Means alot!
is the blue snare a radio king? the K was a score and a half! keep the content coming man!
Thanks, Shawn! Means a lot coming from you! The blue snare is a radio king! I can't wait to share the story!
@@destination_percussion Yw! And I'm in to hear the story and seeing it brought back to its former glory!
@shawnsdrumcave that’s actually the drum I was trying to find parts for in the comment section of one of your videos lol.
Thebellson sticks are made out of oak