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Marchin' snare / acoustic jam drum

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Im thinkin about makin my marchin' snare into a acoustic (unplugged) jam drum. Im thinkin about wood hoops. I would have a snare and a tom. I think it will work, Hands n fingers can make plenty of sound in a acoustic inviorment. So, now the project has a new denemsion, something that I will be actually playin , and , hopefully, cool and unique. the top hoop or rim is my 1st concern.

1960's SONOR 12-16-20-14 blue slate pearl
1968 LUDWIG 12-13-16-22-14Sky blue P
1972 LUDWIG 12-13-16-22-14BlueVistalite
1972 LUDWIG 12-13-16-22-(14 impostor)BlackPanther "SOLD"
1964 Ludwig Oyster Black Pearl 22-12-13-16-14Supra "SOLD"
1969 LUDWIG 12-13-16-22-14 Citrus Mod "SOLD"
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60's Majestic Delux 12-13-16-22-14 red pearl
2009 Homemade Kids 8-10-13-16-12 Orange Sparkle
24 kits, 80 Snares, 65 Cymbals
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Posted on 15 years ago
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Hi,

I made a drum like this a while back. Mine was 10" deep by 14" diameter. regular snares on bottom and a Remo Fiberskyn djembe head on top. Kind of like a Remo Mondo snare but with a real wood shell instead of Acousticon. Wood hoops top and bottom. I wanted it to be a snare/conga-ish/tom. It worked _ ok_ but I wound up cutting it down to 6.5" deep and using a regular head on top. This was after I scored a sweet set of vintage oak Gon Bops congas for a song. I'd be happy to offer any of my experiences plus I think I still have the Remo djembe head if you wanted it. I would let it go for cheap.

Posted on 15 years ago
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[COLOR="DarkRed"]You can buy new wood hoops from aitwood.com or drummaker.com....[/COLOR]

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Posted on 15 years ago
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