Last year I bought a Slingerland snare with a 3 ply shell , no reinforcement rings, 10 lugs, and a plastic chrome wrap. It's the best snare I have. It's Soo responsive. It doesn't choke at any volume. Man, you sure have some sweet snare drum.
I have a 5-ply concert tomorrow kit from 1978. I think they sound way better than thin ply concert toms. More resonant. They also project really well. Great tone. I’ve used them live and in the studio and have received lots of compliments. But I love the 3-ply kits, too. Went from Slingerland to Chicago Drum, but I still use all of them!
48 and 49 large oval badge. 1950 started smaller oval brass badge. I have a few also and my 6.5 chrome over brass Gene Krupa model from 1975 is the best, brightest snare I own. Blows my 69 supra out of the water. Nice collection!
I bought a late 60's 5 piece slingerland marine white pearl set with concert toms for $30 that some lady had for sale along the road just needing it gone, with original slingerland hi hat stand and slingerland bass pedal with a wood beater..
Last summer I walked into a local antique store and walked out with a Gene Krupa Sound King snare. As you said, a great underrated drum. Got it with the case for $40.
Great collection Jim I have a mid sixties Slingerland Kit maple/poplar/mahogany 3 ply shells 12/14/20 with a Walnut finish. The last time I was in the shop I had the guys put some Evans 56’ heads on all the drums I’m sorry you weren’t there I’d really like to get a vintage Slingerland Snare to add to this kit right now I have a Leedy chrome snare
Thanks for sharing, Jim. I am also a Slingerland enthusiast and have a modest collection of their snare drums. Although I have 3 Radio King snare drums of various sizes, I still prefer the 3 ply maple , poplar, maple layup as my preferred sound. Nice and fat and still responsive. Also, I have to agree on the C.O.B. snare drum. Very underrated!
My only snare is that chrome over brass, got it for about 6 hours of labor scaping old paint off of a house for a family friend. It's incredible. I will never need another snare. Period. Cool collection btw.
Great video, informative, & love hearing your collection!!
Last year I bought a Slingerland snare with a 3 ply shell , no reinforcement rings, 10 lugs, and a plastic chrome wrap. It's the best snare I have. It's Soo responsive. It doesn't choke at any volume. Man, you sure have some sweet snare drum.
I have a 5-ply concert tomorrow kit from 1978. I think they sound way better than thin ply concert toms. More resonant. They also project really well. Great tone. I’ve used them live and in the studio and have received lots of compliments. But I love the 3-ply kits, too. Went from Slingerland to Chicago Drum, but I still use all of them!
Hello Jim! Great video! I would love to hear your Spitfire! They were TREMENDOUS Snare Drums!
48 and 49 large oval badge. 1950 started smaller oval brass badge. I have a few also and my 6.5 chrome over brass Gene Krupa model from 1975 is the best, brightest snare I own. Blows my 69 supra out of the water. Nice collection!
Amazing!!! Thank you for the Slingerland tour and education yesterday.
I bought a late 60's 5 piece slingerland marine white pearl set with concert toms for $30 that some lady had for sale along the road just needing it gone, with original slingerland hi hat stand and slingerland bass pedal with a wood beater..
Great to see these drums but I would like to have heard them too.
Thanks for the video all the same.
Last summer I walked into a local antique store and walked out with a Gene Krupa Sound King snare. As you said, a great underrated drum. Got it with the case for $40.
Nice collection there Jim!!! :)
Great collection Jim I have a mid sixties Slingerland Kit maple/poplar/mahogany 3 ply shells 12/14/20 with a Walnut finish. The last time I was in the shop I had the guys put some Evans 56’ heads on all the drums I’m sorry you weren’t there I’d really like to get a vintage Slingerland Snare to add to this kit right now I have a Leedy chrome snare
Thanks for sharing, Jim. I am also a Slingerland enthusiast and have a modest collection of their snare drums. Although I have 3 Radio King snare drums of various sizes, I still prefer the 3 ply maple , poplar, maple layup as my preferred sound. Nice and fat and still responsive. Also, I have to agree on the C.O.B. snare drum. Very underrated!
My only snare is that chrome over brass, got it for about 6 hours of labor scaping old paint off of a house for a family friend. It's incredible. I will never need another snare. Period. Cool collection btw.
It's a great snare! Thanks for sharing!
These drums all just went up in value
What a beautiful collection. Such an interesting little slice of drum history. Would love to hear some audio demos of these snares.
I have a 7x15 Gold sparkle,Niles,8 lugs top and bottom !!!!! Sound and look amazing!!!!!
Nice job, Jim!
I have a buddy who has a 70 steel or brass 5x14 slingerland snare. Ssf sounds great!! He doesn't play drums. Lol
Thank you
Have a black with a gold stripe and strange to Hardware has clamp on lug not a through bolt hole in rim looks like a 50's badge
Slingy
More playing less jabbering!