Justinhub2003
Silver Member
If you could only keep 2 snare drums from your collection:
What would they be?
And Why?
For me, I’d want to have 1 wood and 1 Metal. If you asked me a few days ago I’d have included my Trusty 14x6.5 Supraphonic as one of the snares.
But I just added the Sonor Benny Greb 2.0 Brass version to go along with my BG 2.0 Beech snare. And after playing it a few days, it’s every bit as versatile as it’s wooden twin.
So my choices are both versions of the Benny Greb from Sonor.
Both snares offer an incredible range of sounds with just a coated Remo Ambassador on top. The 2 muffling materials give a single tuning 3 different feels & sounds. I normally favor snares that are deeper (I have 11 snares, only my BG snares are smaller than 6.5) but these drums can get so many deep and yet are articulate sounds.
I’m thoroughly impressed with Benny Choice for hardware and materials.
So what’s your 2 Desert island snares that could get you through any situation?
What would they be?
And Why?
For me, I’d want to have 1 wood and 1 Metal. If you asked me a few days ago I’d have included my Trusty 14x6.5 Supraphonic as one of the snares.
But I just added the Sonor Benny Greb 2.0 Brass version to go along with my BG 2.0 Beech snare. And after playing it a few days, it’s every bit as versatile as it’s wooden twin.
So my choices are both versions of the Benny Greb from Sonor.
Both snares offer an incredible range of sounds with just a coated Remo Ambassador on top. The 2 muffling materials give a single tuning 3 different feels & sounds. I normally favor snares that are deeper (I have 11 snares, only my BG snares are smaller than 6.5) but these drums can get so many deep and yet are articulate sounds.
I’m thoroughly impressed with Benny Choice for hardware and materials.
So what’s your 2 Desert island snares that could get you through any situation?
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