Gretsch Drums - CM1-E825 Catalina Maple Walnut Glaze 22"
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Gretsch Drums and the Catalina Maple series offer the best value for money 7-ply 100% maple drums. They deliver the warm, punchy vintage Gretsch sound that has made rock'n'roll history! Finished to the highest American standards, delivered without cymbals or hardware.
ARTICLE N° 48367
Presentation
Gretsch is all about vintage looks and the sound of rock'n'roll. The Catalina Maple also inherits the roundness and warmth of maple, the hallmark of the Gretsch sound!
Features
Size of the bass drum
22 "
Number of shells
2
Other features
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Gretsch CM1-E825
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Acoustic drums
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Catalina Maple Series
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Walnut Glaze finish
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5 Maple 7-ply drums
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Chrome hardware
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Gretsch mini action
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Drum sizes: 10" x 7" / 12" x 08" / 16" X 16" / 22" x 18"
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Matching 14" x 06" snare drum
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Toms support included
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Drilled bass drum
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Original Gretsch heads made by Remo
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Supplied without hardware and accessories
To find out more...
Friedrich Gretsch, an immigrant from Mannheim in Germany, founded a small boutique in Brooklyn in 1883. He created a dynasty that continues to this day. Yet Friedrich Gretsch died unexpectedly in 1895 before he could really explode.
Friedrich Gretsch died on his way home, leaving the company to his young son Fred, aged 15. In just a few years, the young Fred Gretsch, Sr. skilfully managed to turn his father's small shop into a renowned instrument manufacturing company. Incidentally, he worked next door to a restaurant which, no matter what he ordered, always served him milk because of his young age!
Energetic and enterprising, Fred Gretsch, Sr. built his business on a reputation for precision and quality. After two decades of management, he moved his premises in 1916 to a historic building at 60 Broadway in Brooklyn, where he remained until the company moved to Cincinnati, Ohio in 1972.
The company lived through its ups and downs, but remained one of the big names in the music business, always reputable and well represented, by jazz artists such as Elvin Jones, Tony Williams, Art Blakey and rockers like Charlie Watts.
Gretsch, a family story, a life story, a quality business, a brand like no other!
Friedrich Gretsch died on his way home, leaving the company to his young son Fred, aged 15. In just a few years, the young Fred Gretsch, Sr. skilfully managed to turn his father's small shop into a renowned instrument manufacturing company. Incidentally, he worked next door to a restaurant which, no matter what he ordered, always served him milk because of his young age!
Energetic and enterprising, Fred Gretsch, Sr. built his business on a reputation for precision and quality. After two decades of management, he moved his premises in 1916 to a historic building at 60 Broadway in Brooklyn, where he remained until the company moved to Cincinnati, Ohio in 1972.
The company lived through its ups and downs, but remained one of the big names in the music business, always reputable and well represented, by jazz artists such as Elvin Jones, Tony Williams, Art Blakey and rockers like Charlie Watts.
Gretsch, a family story, a life story, a quality business, a brand like no other!
