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Yamaha · Musical Instruments
Yamaha Recording Custom Brass Snare Drum 13 x 6.5
£503.49Fair Value1 stores tracked
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Price near historical average — neutral outlook
Confidence: 50/100
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Product Fundamentals
- Brass shell provides the clearest of tones The recording custom snare drum is constructed out of brass for its shell in order to deliver a tone that has plenty of power to it. The brass offers similar tones to other metal shells producing a crisp sound that has a clear rimshot that can cut through loud music with a good low end punch but also features a warmth to it that you would normally get from wooden shells. The combination between the snares weight and cutting attack makes it excellent for heavy rock and metal as well as music that requires definition. Lug nut centre bead and strainer Yamaha&rsquo
- s recording custom snare drum features a one-piece lug nut that has been precision-machined to provide a noise-free control and allow for a high tension with the snare wires to add some weight in order to enhance the snares subtle low frequencies ad offer great sensitivity and dynamics. The snare also possesses an outward centre bead to give the drum even more open sounds and excellent articulations along with a Q type strainer to add some robustness to the drum and keep it all stable with the ability to make any adjustments or replacements. Specifications Shell: Brass Shell Thickness: 1.2mm Strainer (Butt Side): DC3 Type Strainer (Release Side): Q Type Bottom Head: Remo: Snare Ambassador Batter Head: Remo: Coated Ambassador Lug: Newly Designed One-Piece Centre Bead: Outward Snare Wire: 25 Strand Hoop: 2.3mm Dyna Snare Bed: 2.4mm Bearing Edge: 45" Diameter: 13" Depth: 6.5"
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