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Dude. That snare sounds friggin SICK! As does the rest of the kit. Who the hell needs a 4000 dollar POS Tama Bell Brass reissue?

Very sweet. It's so satisfying to find and purchase an illusive and much sought after piece of gear. I kick myself for selling my 7 line Dyna-Sonic, even though it was the beaver tail lug version. You have a real gem there!

My good friend, you need to delete the misinformation the the shell is “Jasper” if the grommet is one panel over from the strainer” and “Keller” if the grommet is they adjacent panel to the strainer. This is simply Not so in all cases. I have a 65 wood power tone that is a 6 ply Jasper w/3 re- rings (with the center re-ring butt joined) and the grommet is in the adjacent panel to the right of the strainer. Long time collector/player the 1st 34 years- turned professional cabinetmaker and still collector/player for the following 30 years - Jim

Another great video!

Excellent video

Thanks for sharing your knowledge 🙏

Nice as always Anthony.

Zowie, that was brilliant! Thanks so much for that. Very well put together story and tons of information I had no idea about. Looking forward to browsing your other videos.

That is very smooth!

Wow... You have some mad skills sir!

Does anyone know any history about the red, white, and blue vintage Roger's drumkit?

Just found your video, it's great. I went through some of my drum collection and four a Rodgers Dyna sonic snare sn: 16497. What would this be worth and where would someone find to sell it. Its missing the snare rail and where could I find parts. Thanks

My LUDWIG SUPERSENSITIVE 77 MODEL...to me is the best sounding loudest sounding greatest snare drum , just my opinion , this club we played about 1 00 am the singer would get a little tired...I would pop a rim shot and I swear it would sound like a gun went off ...still have it too...I always thought LUDEIG made the best SNARE DRUMS PERIOD

Why did Buddy leave Rogers in 1967 and sign with Vox aka Trixon? Likewise, Why did Louie Bellson, Roy Burns & ,Ed Schaugnessy leave?

Blue onyx and champagne sparkle are my favourite finishes that Rogers offered. I quite like the butcher block too ever since Bill Kreutzmann played one.

These was great, thanks soooo much Anthony

thank you for puttting this up and out it is very much really appreciated lots&lots ❤❤😊

The angel of a woman with big, brown eyes is Faith Powell.

Great info as always Anthony.

Was that time frame a transition for the throw off? Which one is considered better?

My 1st drumset was a used R-360 5pc. In blue strata. 1972. 200 bucks with cymbals and hardware.

Thanks Anthony!

Thanks for educating so many of us with your knowledge of Rogers Drums

My favorite is the blue strata.

pink strata noice

It looks quite similar to the English Rogers Dyna.

Come on. We have to hear it.

I wonder if you could identify it as Jim's snare by comparing the sparkle wrap, as each wrap is like a fingerprint. You would need some good quality photos of the drum to compare the wrap. It would obviously be a lot easier if it was a pearl wrap. There have been some Gene Krupa Slingerlands identified using just the wrap. It's probably the only way that you could positively identify it without the serial number, or maybe if there was some other distinctive marks, like scratches. I have an Avedis Flat ride, and I have it on good authority that it belonged to Steve Gadd, but without any provenance, it's just a story.

Rare and beautiful!!

Very cool. Where are those other 5 drums now?

Thanks for sharing, Anthony. Just wondering, what are the snare beds like?

Noice drum

I'm luvin this , thanks Anthony .

great video Anthony!

Very cool! What a great snare to have.

Amazing & important drummer history. Thanks .

I would love to hear this snare Anthony. Are sound samples something you are willing to do? As would I love to hear the snare collection of your mate. Some of those odd sizes look absolutely insane. Really interesting drums. Does he play them or are they purely for display? I didn't know stuff like this actually existed. By the way, we've engaged many times before. We used to have a very good rapport on the Drummerworld Forum several years ago. I was Pocket Full Of Gold (from Australia), for reference. I've always remembered our interactions fondly and was so glad when I found your YT channel. Great to see you still spreading the knowledge of your passion brother, especially in such a specialized niche.

I never cared much for the Bread-and-Butter lug (which looked similar to Slingerland's lugs to me). I feel that the Beavertail lugs were the "quintessential" Rogers Lugs and probably the best-looking lugs ever put on a drum by any drum manufacturer.

This was awesome and i learned things i never knew before. Great job, Sir! Keep up the great work! ❤

Very cool as always!

Love hearing these stories, thanks Anthony!

I have a red silver and blue rogers drum kit. I havent had luck finding info on it yet.

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Okay I saw pics of and older tom and the lugs weren't like mine. I started to question if my tom had Slingerland lugs but there it is. The Peanut lug.

Another great video. That line... "take your drum company and shove it!" Lol. Reminds me of my grandfather.

love it

I enjoy your vids , Thanks for posting .

I believe this color to be the rarest cataloged color of Rogers offerings. I thought the story of you obtaining the set at the Chicago Drum Show was wild. This story is next level sleuthing and determination. Congratulations 🎉