Rogers Dynasonic Serial Numbers serial number#

I have spent hours researching this down and came to the conclusion that I am at where I started.in the dark. Image result for rogers dynasonic letter c in serial number rogers forum. The muffler is also different from the ones on the Dyna-Sonics.

The strainer throw off is used on the vintage Rogers 'Tower'models but.the Tower shells were all painted grey on the inside and a sticker placed in it for identification. The bottom ring has no mounting holes at the wire slots for any hardware for the snare wire rail that areВ on the Dyna-Sonics. The snare wire is 12 strands and stamped on each end 'Rogers'. 1.1 on 7/10/00 New release with many additions to the missing serial numbers. 1.2 on 7/11/00 Fixed column mistakes and added additional comments. Hello - Will you provide some pointers if there is a difference in sound or construction quality between a Big R badge dynasonic versus an oval (script). There are no mounting screwВ (2) holes that other oval badges have. Rogers 6.5x14 Big R COB Dynasonic 5 digit serial number, 7576 Coated G1 / Classic Clear No muffling Spot miced with a Sennheiser e905 into my mixer then. Made of cast steel, the frame comes complete with snare wire mounted. Rogers 6.5x14 Big R COB Dynasonic 5 digit serial number, 7576 Coated G1 / Classic Clear No muffling Spot miced with a Sennheiser e905 into my mixer then into a Zoom Q3HD No EQ, Comp, etc. Dyna-sonics were designed to be as precise and responsive as possible with a number of innovations including a unique cradle for the snares. The oval badge is gone and in itsВ place is oval shape glue residue. The Dyna-Sonic snare frame is that same exclusive floating snare frame design. One of Rogers most noteworthy product lines was the Dyna-sonic snare, introduced as a centerpiece snare drum in the early 60s. Fender originally used this method for their Coronado guitars, and then applied the concept to Rogers. Wildwood was created by injecting dye into trees, thereby creating striations of color in the wood. Stamped inside of the shell, in black ink are the numbers 1553 and on the rim rings the numbers 3765 are stamped in black ink. Not only is this drum a rare 6.5, but it is also a Wildwood shell. It has no Rogers logo and there's no mounting screw holes (3) for the logo. It's a wood shell 5x14 with a blue sparkle wrap.

So, I came across this snare drum with no positive identification.