Ajax Burgundy Ripple "Nu Sound"
Brand: Ajax by Boosey & Hawkes in Edgeware, London
Sizes: 12x8, 14x14, 20x14 and 14x5 snare – The Staccato configuration drum kit
Finish: Burgundy Ripple
Shells: Birch with dark stained interior. Reinforcement rings top and bottom.
Manufacturing year: 1966 - 1970
Badges: Ajax
Hoops: Chrome over steel. (one at the floor tom seems not to be original)
Condition: VG+
Price: Currently not for sale.
(Snare, stands and cymbals are not included in a sale)
I love this color! And the "A" design on lugs and brackets appeal to me.....my name is Allan!
I have carefully restored these drums. It was a challenge and time consuming getting needed spare parts. I still need the original bass drum hoop mounted anchor and I do not think the bass drum spurs are original. I could also use an original bass drum mounted cymbal arm...and a complete hardware package! Chime in if you can help me.
This covering has a tendency to shrink and crack over time. Luckily this kit only has few cracks and the finish makes it hard to see unless you know.
You can read about the snare drum here.
Read MoreSizes: 12x8, 14x14, 20x14 and 14x5 snare – The Staccato configuration drum kit
Finish: Burgundy Ripple
Shells: Birch with dark stained interior. Reinforcement rings top and bottom.
Manufacturing year: 1966 - 1970
Badges: Ajax
Hoops: Chrome over steel. (one at the floor tom seems not to be original)
Condition: VG+
Price: Currently not for sale.
(Snare, stands and cymbals are not included in a sale)
I love this color! And the "A" design on lugs and brackets appeal to me.....my name is Allan!
I have carefully restored these drums. It was a challenge and time consuming getting needed spare parts. I still need the original bass drum hoop mounted anchor and I do not think the bass drum spurs are original. I could also use an original bass drum mounted cymbal arm...and a complete hardware package! Chime in if you can help me.
This covering has a tendency to shrink and crack over time. Luckily this kit only has few cracks and the finish makes it hard to see unless you know.
You can read about the snare drum here.
