Time to bring this 60 year old drum back to life!
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2024
- Vintage drums are all the rage due to their look and sound, so with this #snaresaturday It's time to bring this 60-year-old drum back to life! I'll show you my process of detailing/restoring the drum to make it playable again, then you'll get to hear it in action!
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Time Stamps
00:00 - Intro
1:04 - History of Leedy & Ludwig New Era Snare
1:38 - Drum Specs
3:19 - WIN a Chrome over Brass Snare Drum!
4:35 - Restoring the drum
17:40 - Low Tuning
19:00 - Medium-Low Tuning
20:15 - Medium Tuning
21:21 - High Tuning
22:37 - Cranked Tuning
23:59 - Important info on New Era snare
25:54 - 5x multiplier for Snare Giveaway at Shop.NickCostaMusic.com
Time to bring this 60 year old drum back to life!
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*NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Starts 4/6/24 and ends 5/5/24, subject to Official Rules available at shop.nickcostamusic.com. Open to legal residents of the 48 US and DC, at least 18+ or age of majority, whichever is greater. Void where prohibited.
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Don’t forget there’s a 5x multiplier for the remainder of the 6.5x14 Ludwig chrome over brass snare at shop.nickcostamusic.com . Every $1 spent = 5 entries to win the drum! Giveaway ends 5/5/24 at 11:59PM EST
With all of these snare Saturdays the biggest thing I’m learning is that all of these snares have a greater tuning range than I would have guessed. That includes this beautiful drum. Thanks for sharing your cleaning method also. Well done.
Right?! This snare gets surprisingly low. I really appreciate you following along, and I'm glad to hear you're enjoying the series!
What a unique drum. I love the split lugs. Sounds great, especially at the higher tunings.
Totally - made for jazz, though super versatile IMO
Beautiful drum. I have an old ‘38 15” Leedy Broadway that I salvaged from near death! Best drum I’ve ever owned. Love your little drum. Sounds really special and cheeky at higher tunings.
That's a great drum you have! What's the finish on it?
Thank you for the kind words, this was a fun drum to get back into shape!
Thanks Nick. It’s a black/gold Duco finish. When I got it, most of the finish was gone (as is often the case) so I took the decision to strip it back to bare wood, respray the black & gold and refinish it with new lacquer. The throw was broken and it took about a year to source a replacement as they only made the 4-point throw for a couple of years (38-40). It’s a stunning drum now and always a pleasure to play. Perhaps you could do a video on a 15” snare? They’re often overlooked but really lovely drums. Many younger drummers are unaware that some snares can be 15”!!
Wow - that’s quite the restoration. I’d love to see how it turned out!
I did 1 15” video, but it was an old WFL parade snare. I’d love to find a piccolo 15” supralite - that thing is wild!
@@NickCostaMusic You'll have to let me have your contact info and I can send you a few photos. I'll have to track down your WFL video as I've missed that one.
You can get in contact with me on my site - nickcostamusic.com . There's a contact form at the bottom of the home page
Would love to hear a nice half time shuffle in that high tuning!
Meant to say “cranked” tuning.
Ah, you're totally right - it would sound great!
great snare drum !
I agree - design was way ahead of its time too!
@@NickCostaMusic I have a 1965 Ludwig Downbeat 14x4. Has double-sided logs. Two bolts are screwed into one lag, and the bolts are not on the same line (I think you have encountered such drums and understand what I am writing about). Outwardly, I like this design better, but it is less successful, since a torque appears and the drum body at the place where the lags are attached can begin to collapse. Ludwig later abandoned this piccolo drum design. And TAMA stepped on the same rake in the 90s))) Your drum has a more correct design.
I have a late 60s downbeat and I've been looking for a matching snare - except they're crazy expensive now! I'm guessing because they were a short lived design?
@@NickCostaMusic These drums have been insanely expensive for a long time. I think it's because there probably weren't that many of them made. If the drum head is not pulled too tightly, then the structure should withstand
Very dry shell. Sounds best at that medium tuning.
I agree. Wonder if that’s due to the shell, depth, or age? Maybe combo of all 3 🤔
I think it's the age, the mahogany and the rerings
First (besides nick)
Sure are - hope you enjoyed the video 🥁 🥁