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Brad_C
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for the deep sound I use this marching snare drum from around the 40's. I redid the drum to be able to use in a drum set. The thing is amazing.
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RMP
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I've got a Tama SC Performer, a Pacific SX Hammered Brass, and a '71 Ludwig Supraphonic. The Supraphonic is my main goto snare, but I keep the Tama on the left for a deeper whack!!
Mark
Mark
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Bdrum
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Marching Snare
I was looking at an Pearl Articulate freefloater,but I think I'll go with a Maple
6.5 freefloater behind the kit and the Articulate for practice
Do you have any pics?Brad_C said:
I was looking at an Pearl Articulate freefloater,but I think I'll go with a Maple
6.5 freefloater behind the kit and the Articulate for practice
msmales555
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snares
i have a 8x14" tama starclassic g-maple and a 5&1/2"x14" tama starclassic birch snare. the birch one has a 2 inch vent on the side of it and sounds very different from the 8" maple snare. i prefer the maple one over the birch, probably due to its size.
does anyone else have either tama starclassic g-maple snare? i'm curious to find out what other people have to say about the two in comparison to each other. I always wonder how much different the 6" one would have soudned.
i have a 8x14" tama starclassic g-maple and a 5&1/2"x14" tama starclassic birch snare. the birch one has a 2 inch vent on the side of it and sounds very different from the 8" maple snare. i prefer the maple one over the birch, probably due to its size.
does anyone else have either tama starclassic g-maple snare? i'm curious to find out what other people have to say about the two in comparison to each other. I always wonder how much different the 6" one would have soudned.