On drums...

Oops....no more buy it now
It is possible that, switching from drums to bass, just makes you plain ole nuts.

It is also possile that drums have nothing to do with it.

As an aside, last time I looked I was able to see that he had 45 watchers. The stat has since disappeared, but I have to wonder what they are all waiting for.

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Gregory

They're waiting for his $10K Fender jazz bass... Probably...

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Goki - short from Goran

Let the good drums roll!!!

He gave up, finally.
But now I gotta laugh at this hopeful maybe clueless seller:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sonor-Horst-Lin ... _215wt_880

That is… well,… another "unique" approach.

The first rule of advertising, I would think, would be that there must be some sort of correlation between the message and the intended perception of quality. Claiming restoration by replacing parts "less scratched" than the originals, longer screws for whatever reason, and bent adjustment knobs that he "didn't want to touch," really lends a deep sense of confidence to the proceedings!

And the pictures… I mean, looking at the bright side: the inner veneer is quite lovely, and the lack of snare gates makes for a very clean appearance.

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Gregory

Maybe the fill the inside of the snares with certain "substances"....

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Goki - short from Goran

Let the good drums roll!!!

This is cracking me up, have to come here more often.

Yessir, Me too

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Gregory