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Originally Posted by jdarnell50  Ok, I did get a 6x4 picture of the drums in the gallery if you are interested. |
AHHH,-SALOM,- SALOM TO THE GREAT JDARNEL---he has once again proven his great kindness. He has posted pictures for us. This time we may view them without the aid of the great microscope of science.
Besides all of the BS (from me)---The new pics are really great.(as well as visible). You really did a great job on the re-wrapping.. They look absolutely flawless. As I said before--Hopefully some other drummers with beat up drums will take a look and see how easy it is to do. That's kinda' cool, using the
Ludwig head in one photo.
If your at all curious --You can find pics of my various woodpiles by going to -"search" in gallery. Look under the name "UPSTROKE". Start with page 3 and come forward. You will see the "Before and After" of the old red set that I found in a barn and recovered a few years ago.
Again--Beautiful job--Be Proud. What you did is better than going out and buying a new set. Buying a new set only requires a wallet. Every body can do that. Re-overing your old drums---That takes effort, talent and creativity. That makes them look and sound BETTER than new. RIGHT???????
But thank you. Before I got that set, I spent about 9 years going around collecting pop bottles etc. Then I would take my $3- $10 to Tacoma Music. They had a back room that was a parts hunters wet dream. Also, dozens of OLD, beat up used drums. I'd dig around until I found something I could afford. (I'm sure they just happen to be having a blue light special for this little kid). They sure gave me some awesome deals.
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