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☆P-88AC Strainer/Snare Butt Set☆

A new strainer switch and butt set has finally been released as a standard part for Ludwig snare drums.
It is compatible with the P-85 strainer that has long been standard equipment, and can be replaced.
The adjustment knob also has a "Wave-Lock" anti-loosening function, making it less likely to loosen even during long periods of playing.

*The switch part can be replaced with that from P-85 or P-85AC, and the butt part can be replaced with that from P-33.

What's included:
●4 types of mounting screws (10mm, 12mm, 16mm, 18mm, 2 each) You can choose depending on the thickness of the shell.
Spacer for P-88AC (attached to the outside of the shell)

ConditionBrand New (New)
Brand New items are sold by an authorized dealer or original builder and include all original packaging.Learn more
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Model
  • P88AC Atlas Diecast P88 Throw-Off and P35 Butt Set
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