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siberian

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 putting my DW kit up for sale
I'm putting my practically brand new kit up for sale. I had these custom built and received them in October 2006. They have only left the house once to record in a climate controlled studio environment. I'm almost finished with that recording project and will be done in a couple more weeks. Then the kit will be ready to ship. The snare in this picture is not available. I'm selling just the kick and toms.
Specs:
DW Collectors series, 10", 12", 14", 16" (FAST depth) suspension mounted toms. 18x22 kick. Black hardware. All shells are the new VLT type which is the vertical grain orientation that yields a slightly deeper, punchier, emphasis at low pitch frequencies when tuned low. This kit was custom painted by DW in-house paint shop using a silver metallic base laquer coat and a custom spider web design with a drop shadow to give it that 3-D effect.
The kit is in brand new condition. Not a single mark or blemish on them except the mark on the inside bottom of the kick drum hoop where the pedal clamps on... which is normal. They sound absolutely amazing and I hate to part with them. With a newborn baby it's difficult to play them any more due to the noise. Besides, I just don't have the space for the extra kit any more.
I'm asking $3000 plus shipping, but I might be willing to entertain a reasonable offer. You all know this kit would retail for much more especially with the custom paint and upgraded black hardware. This is truly an amazing one-of-a-kind kit.
I'm in the Chicago area so if you are interested in seeing them in person you are welcome to contact me at lindsay13@comcast.net
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Wed Apr 30, 2008 9:36 pm |
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Drumosaurus

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it's a shame u have to part with such a pretty kit.
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Sun May 04, 2008 7:06 pm |
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b b253

session drummer
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wow that is a really nice kit, but i wouldnt pay 3000 for wood and paint and no hardware or cymbals.
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Sun May 04, 2008 7:10 pm |
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EOTE_drummer

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yes but their are many that wood. that is actually a good price. on ebay basic 4 piece sets with chrome hardware and basic finishes go for around that price. dw kits are usually well over 3000 on ebay. iv'e only seen one dw kit for sale in a store and that was GC. i remember it vividly, $4450. i wanted it so bad, i nearly sold my soul for it
but that is a great looking kit and a pretty good deal.
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Sun May 04, 2008 7:30 pm |
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b b253

session drummer
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EOTE_drummer wrote:yes but their are many that wood. that is actually a good price. on ebay basic 4 piece sets with chrome hardware and basic finishes go for around that price. dw kits are usually well over 3000 on ebay. iv'e only seen one dw kit for sale in a store and that was GC. i remember it vividly, $4450. i wanted it so bad, i nearly sold my soul for it
but that is a great looking kit and a pretty good deal.
my favorite drummer, chris eddins, uses dw kits. theyre really neat looking. i havnt seen them tho, in any stores or musiciansfriend.
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Sun May 04, 2008 7:35 pm |
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EOTE_drummer

session drummer
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Location: Oklahoma
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b b253 wrote:EOTE_drummer wrote:yes but their are many that wood. that is actually a good price. on ebay basic 4 piece sets with chrome hardware and basic finishes go for around that price. dw kits are usually well over 3000 on ebay. iv'e only seen one dw kit for sale in a store and that was GC. i remember it vividly, $4450. i wanted it so bad, i nearly sold my soul for it
but that is a great looking kit and a pretty good deal.
my favorite drummer, chris eddins, uses dw kits. theyre really neat looking. i havnt seen them tho, in any stores or musiciansfriend.
same here. i LOVE DW, but i can't find any dealers online, and they don't sell them on musiciansfriend, which is almost my only means of buying gear.
i have been to a guitar center twice in my entire life, and you people take it for granted and crack jokes about it, but that place was like my heaven.
2nd music store in my life i've ever been to. i found one in town after a gig one day, but they only had a few selections of drumheads, and some cheap guitars.
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Sun May 04, 2008 7:43 pm |
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b b253

session drummer
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EOTE_drummer wrote:b b253 wrote:EOTE_drummer wrote:yes but their are many that wood. that is actually a good price. on ebay basic 4 piece sets with chrome hardware and basic finishes go for around that price. dw kits are usually well over 3000 on ebay. iv'e only seen one dw kit for sale in a store and that was GC. i remember it vividly, $4450. i wanted it so bad, i nearly sold my soul for it
but that is a great looking kit and a pretty good deal.
my favorite drummer, chris eddins, uses dw kits. theyre really neat looking. i havnt seen them tho, in any stores or musiciansfriend.
same here. i LOVE DW, but i can't find any dealers online, and they don't sell them on musiciansfriend, which is almost my only means of buying gear.
i have been to a guitar center twice in my entire life, and you people take it for granted and crack jokes about it, but that place was like my heaven.
2nd music store in my life i've ever been to. i found one in town after a gig one day, but they only had a few selections of drumheads, and some cheap guitars.
i looked on dw, and i couldnt find any prices, or how to buy them.
i ve been to guitar center once in my life. it was on a trip to nashville with my uncle. they had 2 drumkits........
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Mon May 05, 2008 3:38 am |
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ThePloughman

session drummer
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You wont see them online because of the contract constraints that exist between DW and their local dealers. Each has a territorial franchise, online sales would violate the contract. Ive seen plenty of DW kits. Some at pretty reasonable prices well below 3K. Two years ago I was.......... buy the Rogers,... la. la. la..... get the Dubs...... back and forth. I bought the Rogers. They cost slightly more than the Dubs.
What hes selling here are very nice looking drums. Just not a finish I would want.
By the way, whats the warranty period on Dubs? Ayotte is 25 years. And is it transferable to the new owner? Ayottes is not. or wasnt last time I checked.
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Mon May 05, 2008 5:20 am |
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xdoseonex

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awesome kit. and not, thats not expensive for what it is. thats actaually a bargain
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Mon May 05, 2008 9:12 am |
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b b253

session drummer
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ThePloughman wrote:You wont see them online because of the contract constraints that exist between DW and their local dealers. Each has a territorial franchise, online sales would violate the contract. Ive seen plenty of DW kits. Some at pretty reasonable prices well below 3K. Two years ago I was.......... buy the Rogers,... la. la. la..... get the Dubs...... back and forth. I bought the Rogers. They cost slightly more than the Dubs.
What hes selling here are very nice looking drums. Just not a finish I would want.
By the way, whats the warranty period on Dubs? Ayotte is 25 years. And is it transferable to the new owner? Ayottes is not. or wasnt last time I checked.
where could i get them?
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Mon May 05, 2008 12:12 pm |
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okjohne

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All three GC's and both our independant drum shops in the Denver Area have DW's on the floor. I think I like my XP8's better.
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Sat May 10, 2008 6:52 pm |
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invision

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that kit is sick.........
if i had 3 grand that would be mine
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Mon May 12, 2008 5:30 pm |
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vincemie

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b b253 wrote:wow that is a really nice kit, but i wouldnt pay 3000 for wood and paint and no hardware or cymbals.
your going to have to spend that much or close to it if you ever want to get a high end high quality top of the line drum kit
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Sat May 24, 2008 11:08 am |
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MasterShake89

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vincemie wrote:b b253 wrote:wow that is a really nice kit, but i wouldnt pay 3000 for wood and paint and no hardware or cymbals.
your going to have to spend that much or close to it if you ever want to get a high end high quality top of the line drum kit
you can honestly make your own for cheaper, using the same supplies that the big guys use.
but if you want one MADE for you, then yes, 3000 isnt much to ask for a high quality custom kit, in fact its not much at all.
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Fri May 30, 2008 11:42 am |
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xdoseonex

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vincemie wrote:b b253 wrote:wow that is a really nice kit, but i wouldnt pay 3000 for wood and paint and no hardware or cymbals.
your going to have to spend that much or close to it if you ever want to get a high end high quality top of the line drum kit
no you dont
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Fri May 30, 2008 11:36 pm |
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shine.fm-youth

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xdoseonex wrote:vincemie wrote:b b253 wrote:wow that is a really nice kit, but i wouldnt pay 3000 for wood and paint and no hardware or cymbals.
your going to have to spend that much or close to it if you ever want to get a high end high quality top of the line drum kit
no you dont
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Fri May 30, 2008 11:37 pm |
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Brother_Bong

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Good looking kit, too bad you gotta sell it.
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Sat May 31, 2008 5:54 am |
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xdoseonex

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shine.fm-youth wrote:xdoseonex wrote:vincemie wrote:b b253 wrote:wow that is a really nice kit, but i wouldnt pay 3000 for wood and paint and no hardware or cymbals.
your going to have to spend that much or close to it if you ever want to get a high end high quality top of the line drum kit
no you dont
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I got my renown maple for $600 with no snare. and I use a supraphonic that was handed down to me from my dad
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Sat May 31, 2008 8:23 am |
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vincemie

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if your just some guy walking into guitar center or a local music store or buying out of a catalog your going to pay hat much for a top of the line kit. 600 for that renown is really cheap leading me to believe you bought it from a family member or close friend, got it from someone who REALLY NEEDED to get rid of it, or got it from someone who didnt know what they had. i know you didnt go into a music shop and get a renown for 600. sure you can find deals but out there and its possible to obtain a top of the line kit for less than cheap but for the most part, you aint gonna find a kit like this dw for 600 and you can get smaller kits, less drums but they are still gonna cost upwards of $2000 if you get them new.
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J-rod

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EOTE_drummer wrote:b b253 wrote:EOTE_drummer wrote:yes but their are many that wood. that is actually a good price. on ebay basic 4 piece sets with chrome hardware and basic finishes go for around that price. dw kits are usually well over 3000 on ebay. iv'e only seen one dw kit for sale in a store and that was GC. i remember it vividly, $4450. i wanted it so bad, i nearly sold my soul for it
but that is a great looking kit and a pretty good deal.
my favorite drummer, chris eddins, uses dw kits. theyre really neat looking. i havnt seen them tho, in any stores or musiciansfriend.
same here. i LOVE DW, but i can't find any dealers online, and they don't sell them on musiciansfriend, which is almost my only means of buying gear.
i have been to a guitar center twice in my entire life, and you people take it for granted and crack jokes about it, but that place was like my heaven.
2nd music store in my life i've ever been to. i found one in town after a gig one day, but they only had a few selections of drumheads, and some cheap guitars.
you can contact dw directly and order a kit to your custom specs direct from the factory.
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