Thanks for the input everyone! I found this firewood rack at Home Depot for $40. It is 45" long, and by the measurements it looks like 12" and larger cymbals will fit on the parallel bars.

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im looking for old snare drums, but im open to any trade, if you dont ask you dont know! 1920's 5.5x14 NOB Leedy utility

I picked up this Beverly 12" Splash cymbal for $15 on ebay. I know these were made in England (by Premier?). The color and the profile are very similar to an Ajax cymbal I have, which was also made in England. Looks to be a Nickel Silver alloy. It's obviously very thin and warped. The edges look like a Sound Edge or Master Sound Hi-Hat.

2021年5月24日 · 18" bass drum, 13" snare and 12" rack tom. The original kick pedal and cymbal are pretty bad, but the drums themselves sound very decent. I also added a hi-hat to the set-up, since these kits came without one. Very cool kit! You don't see these everyday!

1965 Ludwig Super Classic WMP (22-13-16) 1965 Club Date/Downbeat Combo Blue Sparkle Cleveland Rogers COB Powertone snare

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You can use any cymbal stand base that accepts a 5/8" tube. Just make sure it clamps well enough to support the weight. I used a strip of electrical tape around the stand with an auto hose clamp (the kind you tighten with a screwdriver) as a low-budget safety net/ memory lock arrangement. Since it sits down against the base, it's not very ...

I also posted this under Vintage Drum Forum: I plan to bring my Zildjian's up to playing condition. In 1981, I bought all new: 21" (Large bell) Rock Ride, 14" New Beat Hi-hat set, 18" Swish, 18" Light crash, & 16" Med/Thin Suspended crash.

The tom on his kit has the diamond plate mounted to the shell with 4 bolts. He has the rail with the spade arm on the kick. He wants a virgin kick. His thoughts were to hang the tom using the Atlas lug mount on the tom, and use the Atlas arm to mount to a cymbal stand.