Mar 28, 2010. Page 1 of 3 - Rogers Dyna-Sonic serial numbers - posted in Vintage Venue: My brother picked up a Dyna-Sonic with serial # 16xxx. We are trying to determine an approximate year for the drum. I have a Dyna-Sonic with serial #27xxx that a couple of forum members though was a Fullerton drum from very. >>>CLICK TO DOWNLOADRogers Dyna-Sonic serial numbers - posted in Vintage Venue: My I have the Cook Rogers book, but there's no serial # chart in test.ru Dyna-Sonic serial number question. There is another section for all of the earlier Rogers snare drums and history. The Rogers section is Rogers.

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Hello - Will you provide some pointers if there is a difference in sound or construction quality between a Big R badge dynasonic versus an oval (script) badge dynasonic. I am thinking of buying one but on ebay there is a material price difference between a Cleveland era dyna versus a late 70s dyna. But is it only because of collection value or there are tangible sound differences.

Also what about a 70s script (oval) badge dynasonic versus a mid 70s Big R. Did the sound of dyna evolve over 60s and 70s? The answer to your primary question must be no. One is not necessarily better than the other. I currently own 15 Rogers Dyna-Sonic snare drums. The earliest is unplayable.

Maya 2013 Keygen 64 Bit Download. The lugs are cracked. That drum is a 1961 first generation Dyna.

The 170th drum to wear the badge. Hard to argue that drum being a Covington built drum is better than a Big R period drum that has never failed. So my drums span 1961 to 1984 when Rogers shut down.

There are numerous variations in lug weight, build changes, throw off design, hoop variations, hoop design changes, but over all. It is one and the same drum. However, a 1964 drum is not going to sound exactly like a 1984 drum. They will be similar. This would be true of any snare drum built over a couple of decades. The same would be true comparing an early Ludalloy Supraphonic through the years with drums from different time periods. Even though they are essentially the same drum. Danfo Driver Kpolongo Free Mp3 Download.

If you decide to go with an oval badge drum, you might pay a little more. In August I purchased an excellent condition 1964 Seven Line Dyna-Sonic for 300.00. A week ago, I purchased an excellent condition 1975 first issue Big R for 200,00. Both of those were excellent prices on drums that should have sold right around 500 and 375 respectively. Sound quality from any year is going to be stellar. There are no dogs to bark.

Quality of build is not a problem on this drum, over the entirety of its 23 year life span. I could be perfectly happy sitting down to any of the drums I own without reservation for how it will perform, or sound, or function. 1964 Seven Line 5x14. Seven Line, Beavertail Lug drums will be found between Serial numbers 2800-11000. Give or take a few numbers. High quality. This is the golden age.

These drums represent the years 1963-to 1967. This is the Cleveland Paper Tag period. 1966 is when Rogers was purchased by CBS Musical Instruments. 1967 begins the Dayton Ohio paper tag era.

1968-1972, Drums from approx. 11000- upper 30000 range. Five line COB shells, Dayton, early Fullerton era. Changes to lugs, (lighter casting) There are differences you can see, and some you have to disassemble to see, but overall, the same high quality drums. This drum, 1968 Badge number -1975 Fullerton Ca. Drums from upper 30000 to approx.

Lug changes, Bottom hoop changes, frame change. This drum, 1975.

Badge Number 53004. 1975 seen the introduction of the Big R badge. Initial drums were built on Oval badge shells remaining in stock prior to delivery of new shells with the design modifications for the new Badge. This drum is one of those first issued Big R drums. Drums continued to be built to the end in 1984. There is a brief period where the Rogers Drums USA badge does not have a serial number. 1979-81, perhaps a year and a half.