kent drum set “poor mans gretsch” part 1
Tuesday, December 30th, 2008 at
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This is a 1960's kent "poor man gretsch" drum kit. These drums were made by the gretsch drum company in the 50s-70's. The sizes are 9x13/16x16/14x22--Snare drum is a matching 4.5x14. ORIGINAL orange sparkle finish. 2 ply maple shells. Aquarian vintage batter side on toms. powerstroke 3 fiberskyn bass drum heads on both sides with NO MUFFLING. I bought this kit off Ebay about a year ago and is one of my go to sets now.
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This is a 1960's kent "poor man gretsch" drum kit. These drums were made by the gretsch drum company in the 50s-70's. The sizes are 9x13/16x16/14x22--Snare drum is a matching 4.5x14.In this video i am not using the kent snare drum. I am using a custom 4x14 30 ply snare drum. ORIGINAL orange sparkle finish. 2 ply maple shells. Aquarian vintage batter side on toms. powerstroke 3 fiberskyn bass drum heads on both sides with NO MUFFLING. I bought this kit off Ebay about a year ago and is one of my go to sets now.
This is a 1960's kent "poor man gretsch" drum kit. These drums were made by the gretsch drum company in the 50s-70's. The sizes are 9x13/16x16/14x22--Snare drum is a matching 4.5x14. ORIGINAL orange sparkle finish. 2 ply maple shells. Aquarian vintage batter side on toms. powerstroke 3 fiberskyn bass drum heads on both sides with NO MUFFLING. I bought this kit off Ebay about a year ago and is one of my go to sets now.
Yes it is...an original 1967 Epiphone Casino built in Kalamazoo Michigan. All original hardware and just check out the sound and you'll know what I mean. Sorry I'm not the greatest guitar player but I guess this take was ok. 
Playing J.P. Jones' liquid bassline to 'What Is and What Should Never Be' off of Led Zeppelin II. Vintage Song. I had fun learning this one.
