June 1969 Ludwig 'Standard' No. S-102 14x5" Aluminium

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June 1969 Ludwig 'Standard' No. S-102 14x5" Aluminium

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June 1969 Ludwig 'Standard' No. S-102 14x5" Aluminium

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June 1969 Ludwig 'Standard' No. S-102 14x5" Aluminium

Date stamped Jun 1969.

Serial number: 22854.

With original P83 script strainer, internal dampener, butt end, lugs, tension rods and hoops.

In the late 60s, the Ludwig Standard range was launched to compete with budget level Japanese ranges of the time. The two metal snare drum options in the Standard range were an aluminium 14x5" with chrome plating or with 'Acrolite' finish. This is essentially the same shell as the 60s Acrolites but without the centre bead - some would say, without the bead it gives it more of a focused sound.

This is a wonderful example, with only minor scuffs, aging and scratches. The top right corner of the badge has been caught and has lifted a little.

See all photos for condition.

You can view a great video from Carter McLean playing one of these snares here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPSI6osuync

Catalog scan from 1968.

Freshly stripped, cleaned and polished in my workshop, June 2021.

Fitted with brand new Remo Coated Ambassador and Ambassador snare side heads, and brand new Puresound Custom Pro Steel wires.

Worldwide shipping is available. Please get in touch for a quote.