Swarvoski Snare
One of many horrible/fabulous instruments that have been encrusted in Swarovski crystals/glass.
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hokano
#1 – 10:22 AM June 1, 2009
Huh.
Have they encrusted a large pile of horse excrement yet?
l'angeloso mysterioso
#2 – 12:19 PM June 2, 2009
they got Gibson and Sennheiser to agree to this, but the best they could do in drums was DW?!
for those who are unfamiliar, DW is a "Guitar Center" brand--by which I mean that such drums are really only purchased by kids who buy drum kits at big-box hobby musician retailers like Guitar Center. the DW company isn't directly affiliated with GC, I don't think.
this is why, of all people, Tommy Lee is the chosen recipient of this set and matching snare--he's already DW's one token famous paid endorser. (Neal Peart of Rush used to be it, but not anymore.)
Tim
#3 – 2:29 AM August 24, 2009
It does look great but I can't help but feel it's slightly over the top! Does anyone know how much this is worth?
Tim
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