Exterior ★★★★ ☆

Overhauled in our shop. It is very good for the model year, the paint is less peeled, and the gloss is solid ♪
In 1958, he was also active in the Louis Armstrong Orchestra, and became a model called Barrett Deems made by WFL, which bears the name of the drummer Barrett Deems, which was said to be the fastest in the world at the time.. After this, it will be changed to Jazz Festival from around 1960.. After the name renamed Jazz Festival, the basic specifications are inherited, and the inside of the shell is painted white with the era, the width of the snare bed is widened, and the shell depth has become 5 inches, comparing minor changes. Again, it's famous that apple stars were using it after becoming Jazz Festival..

Sound ★★★★★

The sound that has been aged like this over a long period of time, not the sound made.. As with cymbals, the actual sound is different between vintage taste and vintage.. It is very dead, but there is no volume, so the whole snare, including bracket such as hoops, is ringing, or it is finished.. All of this whole balance is precious snare ♪
It is simple, deep, and does not sound like a modern snare, but it is an acoustic wood sound that is familiar in the ensemble and gives the right way to get rid of it ♪ ♪
If you put a normal coated ambassadane, the power will increase a little more, so that is also recommended ♪

Head ★★★ ☆☆

Still available
Surface: REMO / Vintage Anvasada
Back side: REMO / Snare Side Ambassada

The year ★★★★ ☆

Manufactured on January 22, 1958

Overview ★★★★ ☆

Now it's 2023, so 65 years ago! !
It's the same generation as Les Paul, the highest peak (laughs)
Mahogany and poplar snares are modern, but they are withered, but this sounds like this is something that can no longer be taken now.. This unique lacquer paint, a wonderful balance ♪
You can go to the museum as it is, but it's still an active sound, so please let me play an active part in one army! !
Great ♪