Late Munetaka Higuchi Specification Limited "Mirror Ball 10" x 8" Tom" Rare
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This is a 10x8 Tom with Mirror Ball that was released in a limited edition about 38 years ago by the late Munetaka Higuchi, the drummer of Loudness.
It was purchased in 1987, so a considerable amount of time has passed, but it has been carefully stored in a tom case for many years and has been sleeping in a closet.
At the time, as an ardent fan of Munetaka Higuchi, I felt I had to buy it, so I worked hard at a soba restaurant during high school to afford it.
It's a special specification with a mirror ball covering applied! This is an exquisite item with a high degree of perfection, with mirrors placed without any gaps!
I only used it a few times after purchasing it, but I think this tom stood out more than my drumming during live performances (lol).
There are no fallen mirrors, but even if they do fall off, they can be reattached with adhesive.
The sound is no different from a regular tom, but I believe it depends on the tuning.
A hard case is also included.
The dirt is as shown in the photos; there are white smudges that look like handprints. I don't think there are any noticeable scratches. There is some feeling of use.
Please check the photos for dirt and scratches.
For the sake of preventing trouble, those who seek perfection or are extremely sensitive should refrain from purchasing.
As it was a limited edition release at the time, the number of people who own it is likely very limited.
I hope that not only fans of Loudness and Mr. Higuchi, but also drummers, will bring back the shine to this rare tom during live performances and other events.
It is in a case, but it's quite a tight fit, so it might not fit if wrapped in bubble wrap. I may wrap it in newspaper or similar material.
It will be shipped in a cardboard box.
The price is set high due to the rarity of the product. Please understand that discounts are not possible.
I work on weekdays, so shipping will be on Saturdays and Sundays.
This is a 10x8 Tom with Mirror Ball that was released in a limited edition about 38 years ago by the late Munetaka Higuchi, the drummer of Loudness.
It was purchased in 1987, so a considerable amount of time has passed, but it has been carefully stored in a tom case for many years and has been sleeping in a closet.
At the time, as an ardent fan of Munetaka Higuchi, I felt I had to buy it, so I worked hard at a soba restaurant during high school to afford it.
It's a special specification with a mirror ball covering applied! This is an exquisite item with a high degree of perfection, with mirrors placed without any gaps!
I only used it a few times after purchasing it, but I think this tom stood out more than my drumming during live performances (lol).
There are no fallen mirrors, but even if they do fall off, they can be reattached with adhesive.
The sound is no different from a regular tom, but I believe it depends on the tuning.
A hard case is also included.
The dirt is as shown in the photos; there are white smudges that look like handprints. I don't think there are any noticeable scratches. There is some feeling of use.
Please check the photos for dirt and scratches.
For the sake of preventing trouble, those who seek perfection or are extremely sensitive should refrain from purchasing.
As it was a limited edition release at the time, the number of people who own it is likely very limited.
I hope that not only fans of Loudness and Mr. Higuchi, but also drummers, will bring back the shine to this rare tom during live performances and other events.
It is in a case, but it's quite a tight fit, so it might not fit if wrapped in bubble wrap. I may wrap it in newspaper or similar material.
It will be shipped in a cardboard box.
The price is set high due to the rarity of the product. Please understand that discounts are not possible.
I work on weekdays, so shipping will be on Saturdays and Sundays.
Category
Drum
Condition
Some scratches/marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Okayama
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