Hi
I have an opportunity to buy this snare... perfect shape.
I already have 2 acrolites and a classic maple (all Luds).
Anybody knows how sounds such a snare ?
I read some things great on it. I play folk/rock/pop.
thaks !
regards,
Charles
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Ludwig 14*6.5 hammered bronze snare
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French vintage drums fan
C&C Drums - player date europe 22 13 16
Camco LA Natural Maple 22 13 16
C&C PDE, Ludwig LM404 (1969), DW Maple 1982
Bosphorus (Masters, Master Vintage, Black Pearl, Turk, Hammer, Traditional)
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C&C Drums - player date europe 22 13 16
Camco LA Natural Maple 22 13 16
C&C PDE, Ludwig LM404 (1969), DW Maple 1982
Bosphorus (Masters, Master Vintage, Black Pearl, Turk, Hammer, Traditional)
Play for the song, not for your ego!
Posted on 15 years ago
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Think of it as a cross between the sound of an aluminum Supraphonic and a wood (maple) snare......crisp yet warm.
Posted on 15 years ago
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I have two hammered drums - both Premier Modern Classics - and while they are colourful, they can also sound a bit dull. I'd get a standard 6.5 Supra.
I just recorded a 1968 6.5" Supra with brushes and rimshots. Before tracking, I played three snares to the engineer and producer - the 6.5" Supra, a 6.5" Legacy, and a 5" Supra with a Fiberskyn head. The moment we went back to the 6.5 Supra for a second listen, there was no hesitation that it was going on the whole record. They even laughed when we heard it again.
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