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| Classic Maple 5 Piece [22B-12-13-16F-14SD] Drumset with Hardware |
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$2,600.40 |
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Ludwig Classic Maple 5 Piece Drumset with Hardware
Classic Maple Complete Outfit
18" x 22" Bass Drum
16" x 16" Floor Tom
10" x 12" Mounted Tom
11" x 13" Mounted Tom
6.5" x 14" Snare Drum
LM922SSL - Snare Stand
LM926CS - Cymbal Stand
LM936MBS - Boom Stand
LM917HH - Hi-Hat Stand
LM815FPR - Bass Pedal
LR2992MT - Single Tom Holder
When it’s time for a custom maple outfit, look no further than Ludwig, the original American custom drum company. Imagine the possibilities. Ludwig Classic Maple options are limited only to your imagination. With dozens of component sizes and options, varieties of metal and wood shell snares, along with both heavy duty and lightweight hardware, not to mention the many different finish options one can choose, the possibilities are virtually endless to suit all playing styles and musical needs.
For even more set-up options, create your own custom Ludwig Drum Set
Classic Maple Shell Construction
Proudly made in Monroe, North Carolina, Ludwig takes great care in selecting only the finest quality materials for Classic Maple drums.
This process starts with select North American maple. The maple is cut into panels. The outside panel is 1.8mm thick, two ply, cross laminated maple. Cross lamination is the process in which the panels are made of two glued plies of wood, with the grain direction of one ply at 90 degrees in relation to the grain direction of the adjacent ply. The outside grain runs circumferential with the shell.
The center panel is 2.4 mm thick, three ply, cross-laminated maple. The middle ply runs circumferential with the shell, and the outer plies are at 90 degrees. The inside panel is 1.8mm thick, two ply, cross laminated maple. The inside grain runs circumferential with the shell. This gives the 7-ply shells a total thickness of 6mm.
The bearing edges are cut to a 45 degree angle within 1/16" from the outside edge. The sharp edges are rounded by light sanding for a smooth even surface. This process results in what is the unmistakable signature Ludwig sound. |
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