Just found a superb Supra, and some minor parts replacements would be a boost.
Checking out hoop choices. Is this a 2.0 rim? I checked it with my calipers as best I can, and they look right on 2.0.
But lord knows, I've been wrong before!
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1968 Supra hoops - 2.0 or 2.3mm?
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Posted on 11 years ago
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suppose to be 1.8 mm
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Interesting. These seem to be NLA... that would make me go with a 2.0, if I do.
Thanks!
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I just discovered that the Cannon replacement hoops are 1.6 mm.
Would thinner hoops allow for more resonance? Or is there an advantage to having hoops that are, say, .4 mm thicker?
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No they will not be hold the torque load for snare drums go with the 2.3 mm are you replacing for resale or you keeping and to play? if the latter get the 2.3mm
Your drummers not much good is he!? What you need is someone that's as good as me. ! John Henry Bonham !!
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Not to hi jack this thread , but has anyone tried these hoops?
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Hi Jack, Yes I put the "S" hoops on my 7.3x13, 6 lug Blaemire snare.
Converted tom shell, pre-drilled for 6 lugs.
Got the S style for more ridged support around the head with only 6 lugs.
It works good. Rim shots are a tad lower on the S. But fun and kind of different.
Hijacking over.
sa
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