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Sonor "Metal" Snares from the 60s-70s

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From OddBall

I can speak for the 454. It has a very short note, almost too short. With 22 wires, it snares for jazz well. You can get it to sort of crack with a very tight tension on the heads. rim shots are just as quick as the note. For all those reasons I don`t favor it. I hit way to hard for that. If you like jazz or soft Rock, you`ll like it. The teardrop snare has a heavier hoop and lug so I would imagine it will effect the sound difference between the two. I never tried one. Both look presentable shape.

Thanks OddBall! That's the exact info I was looking for. I'm a relatively light player doing mostly funk stuff so the 454 may work. Appreciate it.

Posted on 7 years ago
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I have a late 60's 444(non magnetic steel/not ferro) and it's as good as any metal snare I've tried.

My thinking is, it's gotta be seamless.

That makes all the difference.

Jim

60's Sonor Teardrops & 70s Premier AMs
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Vic Firth
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"unless it's vintage, it's just another wooden tube."
Posted on 7 years ago
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