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Star snare drum 'Super Strainer No.940' buildup

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Ralf!

I believe you found your issue! Showing that picture, and comparing it to one I provided earlier, appears to be your issue. Wow, it would take a long time to cause that much metal to be worn! Yes, it appears that the only fix is to find a donor snare drum or complete strainer!

-Mark

Posted on 6 years ago
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Hello,

Finally, I decided to choose a new modern strainer, but made by Tama, so it's from the same 'family'.

It's the 'Imperialstar series 2011 strainer', part no. MUS65A.

I had to drill two small extra holes for the fixing screws, but worked out quite easy.

If someone would like to do the same: take care of the position of the strainer: if you do it over the old

holes, the new upper hole must be quite close to the big old upper hole (approx. 5 - 7 mm distance)

so that the new strainer base doesn't collide with the hoop of the batter head.

In my case there's still just 1 mm left, as can be seen in the pic.

Cheers, Ralf

Vintage STAR (= Pre-Tama) website: www.star-drums.de
Posted on 6 years ago
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