USED LUDWIG / 1970s L-410 Super Sensitive 14×5 s/n 1671141 Radick Super Sensitive [08]

This Super Sensitive is in excellent condition.

The serial number is 1671141, and it is a mid-1970s model 410.
The shell is made of aluminum with a chrome plating—commonly known as Radioloy.
The hoops are original 10-tension pressed steel hoops.
While famous as Karen Carpenter’s favorite drum, it is a masterpiece representative of the 1970s that has been cherished by drummers across all genres.

It combines a light, high-pitched tone with a solid, well-defined sound that still retains a soft quality, striking an exquisite balance between a clear projection and the full, expansive midrange characteristic of Radick.
It’s a snare with a bright, crisp, and “Super Sensitive”-like tight feel that’s a pleasure to play.

It is a fully original piece in excellent condition.
The plating is in excellent condition, and all parts are in pristine shape.
It is fitted with the original heads, making it a rare instrument capable of faithfully reproducing the sound of that era.
This vintage snare drum is in such excellent condition that it also holds value as a collector’s item.

Product Grade: A: Excellent condition
Size: 14x5
Shell: Aluminum (Radioloy)
Hoop/Tension: 10-tension brass hoop
Included: None
Serial Number: 1671141

* As this is a used item, there may be scratches, dents, or other imperfections that are not visible in the photos or not listed here. Please be aware of this in advance.

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