SalTheSanitationBear
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Finally found a fiberskyn Sonor bass drum head for my 3007's. https://www.flickr.com/photos/153225520@N03/albums/72157678654627443
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Show Off your SONOR DRUMS.
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Swiss Matthias
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this pic is an old one...now I use only a 1-2 tom and a floor tom, single Bass drum. the other parts are covered in dust in my storage! 
Sonor Sonic Plus made in Germany, approx 1995(?)
10"12"14" toms, 16" Floot rom, double bass and some various snares.
was an economic kit (hardare is pretty lame) but still sounds like a bloody hell!
Sonor Sonic Plus made in Germany, approx 1995(?)
10"12"14" toms, 16" Floot rom, double bass and some various snares.
was an economic kit (hardare is pretty lame) but still sounds like a bloody hell!
Destroyer772
Gold Member
Beautiful Todd, I looked at those on their website. Like the idea of 10,13 and 16 tom sizes. Happy new year friend.
T_Weaves
Silver Member
Hey John ! Happy New Year to you as well. Hope you had a great Christmas. I was intrigued by sizes too. That and I think they're gorgeous too. I've done a fair amount of research on the Delite kits and they're pretty much the same as the ProLite sets. Shell composition ( very thin maple w/re-rings) is the same.The Prolite has an improved tom 4 point tom mount and there's a new strainer for the snare. I'm not getting the snare so I'll just have to "struggle" with the older 3 point tom mount,
while keeping the extra $1K in my pocket. Sonor uses different types of veneer for their finishes too. Alpi, real wood, engineered etc. Upon further review I found that the high gloss Ebony is a real wood veneer. Made by these folks..... for Sonor.http://en.sg-veneers.com/veneer-world/veneer-gallery/detail/ebony.html
That said, I find some of the Alpi finishes to be really beautiful. So that's not a big deal to me. The enclosed pic is a Delite kit in an Alpi finish. Seriously, how gorgeous is that???? That's the way I'll set mine up, minus the 14" FT. Should be quite nasty I think. I'll toss some pics up when I get them. FedEx says Wednesday 1-3-18.
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4piece4peace
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Sonor need to make an affordable brass snare. Just thinking out loud.
crashtest drummy
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4piece4peace
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Very nice.
toddbishop
Platinum Member
~ late 80s Phonic bop set here
GetAgrippa
Diamond Member
Here's my little Sonor Safari-I've almost sold this kit a dozen times but here it -I just love the little thing. And my Sonor Artisan Amboina 13x7 snare-the only real drum worth a dang I own really LOL. The echo in my basement is terrible so I have the smaller 17 in Bliss ride/crash, 14in Zil A thin crash, and a 10 in ZXT fast splash. I really try to keep the sound level down-it sounds pretty darn good all together.
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topper-hardy
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Sonor ProLite 22“x17.5“BD, 12“x8“TT, 16“x14“FT, Phonic Re-Issue Snare 14“x5.75“
NouveauCliche
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RickP
Gold Member
My two Sonor snares - guess you can tell by now I like Black drums .
Details are :
14 x 7” SQ2 Heavy Beech shell with Hella Hoops
14 x 5.25” Protean birch shell snare .
Sonor really knows how to build great sounding snare drums
Details are :
14 x 7” SQ2 Heavy Beech shell with Hella Hoops
14 x 5.25” Protean birch shell snare .
Sonor really knows how to build great sounding snare drums
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Jeremy Bender
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Prolite maple 14x6 a fairly versatile drum.
RickP
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I am a big fan of 14 x 6” snare drums . I think it is the ideal size for a snare drum . Super versatile .
Those are excellent snares. I had one and sold it so I could buy another excellent snare (Sonor Phonic Reissue beech) but I want to get another of these Prolite snares. The 14x6 is REALLY nice! One of the best throws in the biz too. What kind of snare stand is that? Looks pretty cool!