What size it is?? also Field drums get no respect, and frankly I don't understand that:confused: the shell would not be that hard to repair!! and would make a great bebop tom??? Put it back to use, one days work and you have a vintage slingerland ready to serve!!!
It's a 16",with original NOB rims and has very nice looking snare beds cut in.with a little more encouragemant I might list it. I honestly didn't think this drum would be worth the shipping cost to the buyer!
It's a 16",with original NOB rims and has very nice looking snare beds cut in.with a little more encouragemant I might list it. I honestly didn't think this drum would be worth the shipping cost to the buyer!
So it's a 12x16"? put some heads on it and see how you like the tone of it?? then go from there?
I use an auto detailing "sonic spin" tpe of toothbrush looking tool and TurleWax rubbing compound, it is fast and leaves them protected all in shot. Cleans away 50 years of grime in secoconds. But that is just me, it's cheap and easy. Messy, but easy. You can pick up a cheap spinning toothbrush at a multitude of stores these days, and for less than 5 bucks at most dollar type stores.
So it's a 12x16"? put some heads on it and see how you like the tone of it?? then go from there?
That's correct he's 12 X16". Holy smokes maybe this should be a long legged floor tom.
Hmmmm,think outside the boxHmmmmHelp2Mind BlowiLaughing H OK, I guess this will be my apprenticeship in shell repair. Nah, sell it!
I use an auto detailing "sonic spin" tpe of toothbrush looking tool and TurleWax rubbing compound, it is fast and leaves them protected all in shot. Cleans away 50 years of grime in secoconds. But that is just me, it's cheap and easy. Messy, but easy. You can pick up a cheap spinning toothbrush at a multitude of stores these days, and for less than 5 bucks at most dollar type stores.
Thanks John. I'll give it a 'spin'.baby crawl2
