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| Wisconsin drummer | nchittendon
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23 March 2011
| Good day all!
My name is Neil. I have been drumming since I was 15, I'm 31 now. I did, however, have life run away from me for about 7 years lately, but recently have gotten back at it!
I started in school as most do. Marching band (1st chair snare from 10th-12th grade). Jazz band. Concert band (misc percussion). I played with a band called Central Street when their drummer got injured at work. I jumped on board about 6 weeks before we had to play at Country Jam in 1997. We opened for Sammy Kershaw on the main stage. Nervous? YES! lol
As of late, I was invited to join a local band, and I have had a blast with them. Before that, my 4 year old was playing my kit more than I was. Not necessarily a bad thing, but, I was losing my edge. I think we're back. And wondering why I ever left.
What brought me here you might be wondering?
I have an old Kent kit, and an old Gretsch snare that I am trying to restore. The snare is priority one. I am missing parts of the tension mechanism on both ends of the snare. I am about to go cruise the site, but if you have any parts, or know a good place to get them, chase me down!
Thanks a ton in advance. Now, if you'll excuse me, i'm off to go snooping. | | Message posted 426 days ago |  IP Logged |
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shazibelahi
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23 March 2011
| | Hey Neil, and welcome to Drum-World! I'm not very knowledgeable on restoring snares, but there are some others on here that would be able to help you with that. | | Message posted 426 days ago | IP Logged |
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