> this one I owned from ca. 1987 until August 2008, with the exception of the 12" classic-tom, which I discovered much later in a drumshop. the drums were manufactured between 1965 and 1967. the expert realizes that partly was not equipped with the original-hardware anymore and therefore it wasn't an absolute collectors item. but this was secondary to me, because I'd been more interested in a really good playable kit. I used it for all public appearances and therefore most of the times it was waiting packed in its cases for the next gig.

> it consisted of 1 x 12" and 1 x 13" classic-toms, 1 x 16" floor-toms, 1 x 22" bassdrums, 1 x 5" deep "Supraphonic" steel-snaredrum. I could add 1 x 6" and 1 x 8" TAMA concert-toms that fits to the rest in design very well (therefore I got especially the original LUDWIG-covermaterial) and furthermore either a 6,5" deep "Super-Sensitive" steel-snaredrum from the 70's or a 5" deep wood-snaredrum made in 1968. if there's no limitation of space I even added sometimes the 18" REMO-roto-tom.

> all drumheads were REMO ambassador - on the snares coated ones and otherwise the clear version. there were no mufflings anywhere except a "Simon-Phillips-croissant-towel-roll" at the batterhead and a muffling-ring on the snares.

> the cymbals were the same that I also used with my TAMA-kit - so without exception the classic ZILDJIAN.

> that's how it looked dismantled and packed...

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