Drum Lug Identification at Brayden Cooke blog

Drum Lug Identification. For a more complete description, click on the link of the supplier of any item. Champagne drum this section is for a quick visual reference of lug styles available. A number “1”, “2”, and “3” can be seen, two other types had no numbers or markings. Known as the “x” lug or “box” lug, this new tension casing was attached to the drum shell from inside the drum with two screws. I looked in the parts catalog, and that one is not listed at all. Like most other drum companies during the early 1920’s, the ludwig & ludwig drum company used standard tubular. Many people come here to learn more about what they own or how to restore a set of drums they have in their collection. Here is the parts section from the 1965 star catalog that help id the lugs, tension rods and strainers from star or similar stencil japanese drum kits A copy of the slingerland lug design, these are distinguishable from similar pearl factory. So each of the companies above has a selection of different catalog. That looks like the lug on the older rocker series alright.

For a more complete description, click on the link of the supplier of any item. So each of the companies above has a selection of different catalog. That looks like the lug on the older rocker series alright. I looked in the parts catalog, and that one is not listed at all. Here is the parts section from the 1965 star catalog that help id the lugs, tension rods and strainers from star or similar stencil japanese drum kits Like most other drum companies during the early 1920’s, the ludwig & ludwig drum company used standard tubular. Known as the “x” lug or “box” lug, this new tension casing was attached to the drum shell from inside the drum with two screws. Many people come here to learn more about what they own or how to restore a set of drums they have in their collection. A number “1”, “2”, and “3” can be seen, two other types had no numbers or markings. A copy of the slingerland lug design, these are distinguishable from similar pearl factory.

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Drum Lug Identification Like most other drum companies during the early 1920’s, the ludwig & ludwig drum company used standard tubular. Known as the “x” lug or “box” lug, this new tension casing was attached to the drum shell from inside the drum with two screws. Many people come here to learn more about what they own or how to restore a set of drums they have in their collection. I looked in the parts catalog, and that one is not listed at all. A number “1”, “2”, and “3” can be seen, two other types had no numbers or markings. So each of the companies above has a selection of different catalog. A copy of the slingerland lug design, these are distinguishable from similar pearl factory. Here is the parts section from the 1965 star catalog that help id the lugs, tension rods and strainers from star or similar stencil japanese drum kits Champagne drum this section is for a quick visual reference of lug styles available. That looks like the lug on the older rocker series alright. For a more complete description, click on the link of the supplier of any item. Like most other drum companies during the early 1920’s, the ludwig & ludwig drum company used standard tubular.