LUDWIG - BLACK BEAUTY - 90s TUBE LUG - Vtg Brass Monroe LB416B Snare Drum

Description: LUDWIG90's BRASS MONROEBlack BeautyLB416B5" x 14" - 10 TUBE LUGS VERY GOOD CONDITION Nice Clean DrumNo Pitting or RustCollectable Player90's Monroe Badge Check Out This Informative Video By Eddie AviakanCopy & Pastę In YouTube“ Ludwig Black Beauty - The Evolution “ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXe1XyBYqUo FEATURESSeamless Brass ShellAs Per Rob Cooks Ludwig Book - Page14010 Tube lugsA Custom Order With Up To 6 Month Wait at the TimeNickel-Plated FinishTriple Flange Rims 20 Original Tension RodsNo Muffler Holes DrilledMillennium Throw Off StrainerOriginal Ludwig Wires In Very Good ConditionRemo Batter Head in Acceptable ConditionLudwig Resonant Head in Acceptable Condition Upon Close ScrutinySigns of Use & Age Very Light Micro ScratchesScuff Marks on Bottom Head ACQUIRED FROM THE ESTATE SALE OF JACK GILFOY JUNE 2008 Jack Gilfoy – (b. Indianapolis, July 31, 1939 – d. Indianapolis, May 2, 2008) – Drummer, bandleader, engineer, and historian. As a freshman at Indiana University (BM 1963, MM, 1966), Gilfoy joined the Al Cobine band and soon became a permanent fixture in the rhythm sections of Indiana groups up until his death in May of 2008. His performance credits are extensive including appearances with the Tommy Dorsey Band, Jimmy Dorsey Band, Errol Garner, Teddy Wilson, Doc Severinsen, Johnny Mathis, Andy Williams, Sonny and Cher, and even Elvis Presley (1971). Perhaps he is best known for a thirty-year stint as the drummer for Henry Mancini—both on tours and on the TV show. Equally adept at classical playing, Gilfoy had experience playing as a percussionist with numerous symphony orchestras around the country. During the last eighteen years of his life, Gilfoy was the Director of Jazz and Music Business at IUPUI, where he directed a well-known big band. In addition, he led several other groups. Recording on his own Naptown Jazz Records label, his other groups included the Naptown Jazz Quintet (established in 1977) and a thirteen-piece Jazz State of Indiana swing band, which recorded two discs that recreate the history of jazz in Indiana. Further, the two CDs complement Duncan P. Schiedt’s book also called The Jazz State of Indiana (1977). Lastly, he opened his own recording studio in Bloomington in 1965 and recorded local musicians including John Mellencamp, whose first album (Chestnut Street Incident) came from there. "Due to their truly unique and difficult manufacturing process.Only a very limited number of Black Beauties are available each year from Ludwig USA.The Ludwig Black Beauty snare drum is considered one of the most desirable drums ever made." "The seamless, one piece brass beaded, nickel-plated, antique black anodized shell provides the legendary balanced metallic-yet-warm sound and ease of tuning that this classic drum is famous for, while the supra-phonic snares and Millennial snare throw-off provide the unmatched sensitivity professionals demand. The chrome hardware, and tube lugs make this black beauty strikingly beautiful. The 5" X 14" Snare is highly versatile, capable of piercing rim shots when cranked up or fatter-bodied tonality when tuned down; excellent performer in a variety of styles."Search The Web ForJACK GILFOYS 30+ YEAR CAREER AS PROFESSIONAL DRUMMER Ships Within The US & To Ebays US Global Shipping HubClick Shipping Tab For Delivery & Import Charges To Your CountryTracking Number Provided Condition described to my best ability is subjective and may be interpreted differentlyPayment Method - Pay Pal only! Sorry no returns, items sells as is unless not as describedItem usually ships within two business days from receipt of payment.CA Sales Tax 7.75% Feedback PolicyI appreciate your positive feedback & will reciprocate once item has been delivered & determined that everything is okay. In the event that you have an issue with an item please send me a message before leaving negative feedback or low DSR stars. Thanks for Looking

Price: 748.98 USD

Location: San Clemente, California

End Time: 2024-09-03T01:47:00.000Z

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