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monster_drummer86
New Contributer
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 22/05/2012 : 00:54:04
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| I'm looking for an unusual vintage looking snare strainer for my next build project. I want something which will look unusual and old but will accommodate modern style snare wires. There is a Ludwig P-87 on ebay at the moment but it looks like it is designed for non-standard snare wires, any other suggestions? |
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Resonator72
Advanced Contributer
United Kingdom
578 Posts |
Posted - 05/06/2012 : 00:11:18
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nick at nickhopkindrums dot com
message me with hole spacing preference, i have lots |
www.nickhopkindrums.com
Classic vintage drum kits, snares, accessories, spares |
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brinzo
Excellent Contributer
United Kingdom
193 Posts |
Posted - 11/06/2012 : 21:39:02
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[quote]Originally posted by Resonator72
nick at nickhopkindrums dot com
message me with hole spacing preference, i have lots
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ahhhhhh, found it!!!!!!!!!!
dont suppose you'd have something for a reno snare, can post a
couple pics, and hole spaces, just to get the thing working, ???
thanks Paul,. |
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brinzo
Excellent Contributer
United Kingdom
193 Posts |
Posted - 12/06/2012 : 20:11:30
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OK i'll try a different route, snare pics of hole spacings are on
page three of the reno thread 6th post by me!!
strainer side two holes vertical, 3" centered apart
butt, triangular, bottom two, 2& 1/8" apart then from
either one its 1&1/2" to the top center,.
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capt.wierd
Advanced Contributer
USA
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Posted - 13/06/2012 : 13:23:08
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| Hi Paul, You might have to make a bracket that uses the existing holes and fitted to accommodate an older snare switch |
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