Ludwig Snare

Die findest du in den AGBs Infos über die Kleinanzeigen
Verdammt, . . . Du hast das echt fast 6 Jahre vorbereitet
Hättest in der Zeit mal was posten oder fragen sollen. Ohne das wird es schwer hier etwas zu veräussern.
Meinen Segen in den Verkaufsanzeigen was einzustellen hättest du, bei so viel Geduld

Zitat von schokocopperfield

Vielleicht kann mir jemand mehr dazu sagen- das wäre super.

Ich glaube, das mit dem Foto hat nicht geklappt. Auch dazu bräuchte ich Hilfe - Danke

Kleinanzeige wird nicht klappen, aber - wenn ich es richtig verstehe, geht es ja nur um die Identifizierung der Trommel.

Es gab wohl mal eine Ludwig Exotic Snare Serie, die dann, wenn ich es richtig gelesen habe, in die Classic Maple Snare Serie mit einbezogen wurde. Was da wann zeitlich abgelaufen ist, kann ich leider nicht sagen.

Bei deiner Snare tippe ich aber eher auf Ludwig Classic Maple Exotic im East Indian Rosewood Finish:

Hier ein paar Infos: http://ludwig-drums.com/usasnares_classicmapleexotic.php

Die Frage ist nun die des Herstellungsjahres, denn:

Zitat

From the 100th Anniversary (2009) catalog:
"...all exotic snares feature 8-plies of maple with an outer ply of exotic veneer."

From the 2010 catalog:
"...all exotic snares feature 7-plies of maple with an outer ply of exotic veneer."

From the 2011 catalog:
"...all exotic snares feature 10-ply of maple with an outer ply of exotic veneer."

From the 100th Anniversary (2009) catalog:
"...all exotic snares feature 8-plies of maple with an outer ply of exotic veneer."

From the 2010 catalog:
"...all exotic snares feature 7-plies of maple with an outer ply of exotic veneer."

From the 2011 catalog:
"...all exotic snares feature 10-ply of maple with an outer ply of exotic veneer."

The classic maple line now features a 7-ply all-maple shell, and it appears that the "exotic" line may have just used an additional "figured" outter ply in 2009 (for an 8-ply total); then used the "figured" wood as the outter ply in 2010 (for a 7-ply total); and added additional plys in 2011 plus the figured wood outter ply (for a 10-ply total). I don't have access to earlier catalogs so I'm not even sure when they moved from 6 to 7 plys as the standard in the maple snare line (I know they were still 6-ply at least through '88).

Another thing is that these drums are fairly customizable from the factory as far as the hardware configuration (rims, lugs, throwoffs/butt plates), so that's not always a dead give away as either dealers or customer could make changes. I think one difference between the classic maple and exotic series is the use of a retro badge like the one I attached. Unfortunately I'm not sure when they they started using that badge (but it has been in use for the past few years).

http://www.vintagedrumforum.co…=36409&stc=1&d=1322937733

EDIT:
Ludwig offers exotic wood finishes on snare drums
Launched at winter Namm show 2005, Ludwig will also show the latest addition of nine exotic wood veneers on its Classic Maple snare drums at Musikmesse Frankfurt, 2005, Hall 3.0-B18. Continuing the Birdseye Maple and Waterfall Bubinga finishes, Ludwig Classic Maple snare drums are also available in the exotic veneers Black Cherry, Black Walnut, South American Mahogany, Macassar Ebony, Makore (African Cherry), Pearwood, Sapale Pomele, East Indian Rosewood, and Santos Rosewood.
"This is probably the most affordable, extensive line of exotic wood snare drums available from any manufacturer," said Jim Catalano, director of marketing for Ludwig/Musser. "All are crafted in our Ludwig facility in Monroe, North Carolina and reflect a high level of craftsmanship worthy of any player or collector."

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http://www.vintagedrumforum.co…ve/index.php/t-25785.html

Vielleicht hilfts dir ja.