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Ludwig Standard, Pioneer, or Universal?

February 28, 2023 George Lawrence
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This query from Joe Kagey - I’m sure we’ll get plenty of comments on this.

“Hi George,
I hope you are doing well. I am asking for your help in identifying this snare; Ludwig, 8 Lug, 14x 5 1/2”.
My guess is that it’s a 1920s Ludwig Standard. My problem is that I have read that the Pioneer also had 8 lugs, and I don’t know the difference between a Standard, Pioneer, and a Universal. Years ago I had a Pioneer 6 lug, and this looks like that drum, but it seems more like a Standard to me. What do you think?
Thanks, Joe”

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