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Show us your snare collection!

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Here's some of mine.

Probably twenty or so more in cases buried in the back yard.

Some of you might recognize some of your old friends here.

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Kevin
Posted on 11 years ago
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[IMG]http://i1301.photobucket.com/albums/ag103/jscialla628/0727112116_zpsbb36c030.jpg[/IMG]

Seems like there aren't m(any) of these in anyone's collection in the 6.5" depth.

Posted on 11 years ago
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From Chicago Dave

I only have four snare drums. Three of which I'm using as toms and a bass.1950s Kent[IMG]https://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc1/188804_626009705192_126171561_n.jpg[/IMG]1930s Leedy 13x9, Slingerland 14x10 & 16x10. All single tension. I added extra rods to the two smaller drums. Sounds fat.[IMG]https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/524662_632289695042_5847166_n.jpg[/IMG]Currently looking for a large bass drum of similar vintage.[IMG]https://fbcdn-sphotos-c-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/536911_630068930472_126526262_n.jpg[/IMG]

WoW! I'm so impressed with that kit of snares. I'd love to hear it. I really like the 16" bass. That's so cool looking and I bet it sounds great!

1958 Gretsch Kit
1966 Kent Kit
1969 Ludwig Standard Kit
1970 Rogers Power Tone Kit
1970's Ludwig Vistalite Kit
1994 Yamaha Maple Custom
2010 Yamaha Maple Custom
28 assorted snares (including some real crap)
and 1 really nice K Zildjian Istanbul
Posted on 11 years ago
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Thanks guys. My set was inspired by Fred Young, drummer for Kentucky Headhunters. I grew up seeing their videos on CMT. Quick pic:

[IMG]http://drummerworld.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=27168&stc=1&d=1245071496[/IMG]

For the last ten years I have been saving money and trading up. Then I saw this Ryno's drumset on Cymbalholic.com, and I was inspired to take the plunge.

McDrummer - It sounds really different than other sets I've owned. Very warm, round. Resonates longer as well. I have tried to make recordings, but they don't do it justice. In a couple weeks I'll have access to high quality recording equipment, and I'll see about posting the results.

Single tension drums are a different animal, for sure. If you want a deeper sound, you can tune them down...but you will lose tension on the batter side as well as the resonant side. If you want a higher pitch, you have to crank them...or you can use a light weight reso. head and achieve it without the risk of choking the sound from overcrank. More planning goes into choosing heads for these drums, and I don't have extra money right now. I went with medium weight heads all around, and I'm happy with the results. I like them tuned low.

Posted on 11 years ago
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I have been cutting down my collection lately,... some goodies left though :-)

picture 1:

Ludwig 14x6,5 Super Ludwig COB ca. 1960

Ludwig 14x6,5 Black Beauty 1978

Ludwig 14x5 Super Ludwig COB 1960

Ludwig 14x6,5 Supra 1978

Ludwig 14x5,5 Super Ludwig 1920s

picture 2:

George Way 14x6,5 The Studio 2011

Dunnett Titanium 14x6,5 2009

Brady Jarrah Ply 14x6,5 1990s

Brady Jarrah Ply 12x7 2005

missing in pictures ('cause still on its way to me in the mail):

Dunnett (Craviotto shell!!) 14x6,5 solid mahogany 2002

I guess I am a happy guy looking at those shelves..... :-)

Posted on 11 years ago
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http://www.MirkkoDeMaio.com
Posted on 10 years ago
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