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Ex-MEGADETH Drummer NICK MENZA Auctioning More Personal Memorabilia

July 22, 2006

Former MEGADETH drummer Nick Menza has announced the following additions to his eBay sale:

* Nick Menza autographed signature snare and an autographed authentic Anarchy A Base drum head (from when he toured with MEGADETH).
* Nick's famous Greg Voelker drum riser is up for auction. This is a true one-of-a-kind drum riser.

This auction is only up for nine days, so go bid on it now. Everything is autographed and personalized by Nick and will be sent with a certificate of authenticity. The winning bidder for each item would be given the option of receiving a phone call from Nick and asking him one question (on anything) pertaining to MEGADETH.

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