my snares

[jodldajs]

hello

here are my snares, tamburo just bought yesterday! I reccomend tamburo, formula and opera series, are simply great for little money!

Gretsch 75 anniversary 14x5.5 - maple custom, american flag

Gretsch 120 anniversary snare 14x5 - maple, dark walnut

Tamburo Opera 14x6.5 - Selected Finland Birch wood shells 6,5 mm thick , wine red

[sacco]

Nice snares, and nice to have both a "classic" and a "modern" option!

All the Tamburo snares I played were really good, and some of them - particularly the Original - absolutely outstanding.

Enjoy playing them all!

[Salicete]

Nice snares, I especially like the Tamburo, and see you are a big fan of die-cast hoops.

[jodldajs]

yes, die-cast hoops provide better sound to me!

[wy yung]

Very nice indeed.

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[Salicete]

I have a couple of snares with die-cast hoops, the Artist Bronze, and the blue Designer in this pic, but I think triple-flanged hoops open up the sound of most snares a bit more than the die-cast.

http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f145/salicete/My%20Gear%20Page/DSCN8677.jpg

[jodldajs]

the sempl sound of tamburo snare

[Deathmetalconga]

Wow, beautiful snares, especially the Tamburo. Stave construction is great! I play a solid-shel ironwood snare from www.spiritdrums.com - see it at http://www.drummerworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18719

Staves are much like solid shell in that the shells are thicker and glue use is much less than a plywood drum.

[AveyTare]

I have a couple of snares with die-cast hoops, the Artist Bronze, and the blue Designer in this pic, but I think triple-flanged hoops open up the sound of most snares a bit more than the die-cast.

http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f145/salicete/My%20Gear%20Page/DSCN8677.jpg

oh my GOD...

as for the main thread... I really like staves. I've never played tamburo, but it seems to be great.