Vintage Drums

The Hollywood drum show is a great place to find rare drums, vintage drum kits, accessories, hard to find obsolete parts, hardware, catalogs,cymbals and memorabilia from manufacturers, dealers, private collectors and companies both large and small, new and used, from all across the country!

 

Custom Drums

The Hollywood Drum show has a reputation for bringing some of the finest craftsmen in the industry together under on roof to present the very best examples of truly unique custom drums.

Thousands of $$$ worth of drums and equipment will be given away. Top of the line snare drums & gear from
Taye, Vaughncraft, Tempus, Ludwig, Drum Workshop, Johnny Craviotto, Mayer Bros., Pro Drum Shop, Symphonic Percussion, West LA Music, REMO, San Francisco Drum Company
and Dunnett Classic will be raffled off to lucky winners throughout the weekend, as well as some cool vintage snares, Sabian, Zildjian & Bosphorus and Istanbul Agop cymbals, Pro Mark sticks,
and tons of other great stuff!

PRIZES!
Man the stuff we get to give away!!

The Hollywood Drum Show is famous for great prize giveaways. This years show will included items from
Taye
Vaughncraft
Tempus
Ludwig
Drum Workshop
Craviotto Drum Co.
Mayer Bros.
REMO
San Francisco Drum Company
Dunnett Classic
and many others!

LLast year it was the Meat drum
Then the all Rubber drum .
Then the Hand Hammered Maple.
The year before it was the Cat-O-9-Lugs.
Then came the SunLuck Nail drum,

What will SunLuck donate this year?

2006 show treasure : The 1957 SunLuck Special "S" Piccolo snare drum!

A beautifully crafted maple shell set in burnt coal finish, replete with silver splatters and hand painted...swirly things with little boxes in the middle. Simply stunning. The side-by-side brass stud lugs allow this drum the low profile no other drum of the time had ever achieved and the Shitmano posi-luck friction strainer is smooth and infinitely adjustable tension (once you force it past the edge of the hoop). Hand hewn edges and snare beds that defy current thinking that says such things are of any importance. Who would have thought of a drum n' bass snare drum sound in 1957? Only SunLuck!