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This is a discussion on 2 DJ Drum within the Fieldgear and general equipment forums, part of the Hitler Youth Equipment category on the Hitler Youth Forum - HJ DJ BDM and JM; So here are my 2 DJ Drums one the big one and other is middle. Must to say that bouth ...
2 DJ Drum So here are my 2 DJ Drums one the big one and other is middle. Must to say that bouth found without cord . Interesting bouth have only black colored rings. One time I try to made nice drumer display but once abona time..
difficult to comment them,we should need more detailed pics. During DDR there were almost identical drums.
Compare to this one:Originally Posted by vox
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During the period these drums were permitted to be made locally. The stipulation was that they had to be made in accordance with regulations (the relevant regulations are dated 1936 and 1937 and give exact instructions on the construction and appearance of the Landsknechtstrommel).
just for general info the dimensions should be 53cm height and 38.5cm diameter (including tensioning rings). There should be 5 black and 5 white flames but interestingly there is no direction given on the colours to be used on the tensioning rings. If anyone needs any of the other dimensions etc give me a shout.
Greetings, Garry! Very interesting information. And where it is possible to look the text of instructions?
Maybe the makers tag(s) could yield some more information?
Regards
Russ
Sorry for late answer (computer crash:mad:). Drums corpus are 100% germans found here in local house (using for chicken fud). Producers logo firm from Graz (Austria) .
Good items ..
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