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Re: Ludwig P86/BB

Postby MRhet » Thu Dec 02, 2010 8:08 pm

Well, I put the P86 on tonight. Have a show tomorrow night -- I'm looking forward to being able to easily moving back and forth.
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Re: Ludwig P86/BB

Postby DSOP » Thu Dec 02, 2010 8:48 pm

MRhet wrote:Well, I put the P86 on tonight.


Photo please.
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Re: Ludwig P86/BB

Postby MRhet » Sat Dec 04, 2010 11:10 pm

DSOP wrote:
MRhet wrote:Well, I put the P86 on tonight.


Photo please.


Here's photo of the rascal. It seemed to work very very well last night. For instance we do Art Blakey's version of Night in Tunesia (I had my lawyer read that sentence and he is in agreement that no where do I claim I play LIKE Art Blakey, so let's move on). I like to switch off the snare during parts of it, but I was afraid to do that with the P85 because it stuck. But the 86 is smooth as butter -- in and out. I recommend it strongly.

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Re: Ludwig P86/BB

Postby DSOP » Sat Dec 04, 2010 11:22 pm

That is a beautiful throw-off.
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