Tamboreter
Silver Member
Currently, my snare fave is the one at my drum set: 5" Gretsch USA 1mm Bronze shell...
What's your favorite snare drum TODAY?
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westerlu77
Junior Member
I have done a video with 4 different deep snares with open and muffled demos.
It is Sonor phonic, 2 Yamaha , 9000 and a brass. And finally but not least A&F drums. Have a look if you are interested.
It is Sonor phonic, 2 Yamaha , 9000 and a brass. And finally but not least A&F drums. Have a look if you are interested.
Tamboreter
Silver Member
I have 5 snares as well. 
Last week I shuffled them around and now have the Mapex Black Widow on my set. I decided it would be nice to have the maple snare while doing the Drumeo 30-day jazz challenge course with Ulysses Owens. Pretty excited about that!
Last week I shuffled them around and now have the Mapex Black Widow on my set. I decided it would be nice to have the maple snare while doing the Drumeo 30-day jazz challenge course with Ulysses Owens. Pretty excited about that! 
Jeremy Bender
Platinum Member
Today-playing my Ludwig Bronze Supra with brass hoops. Love those C. Wilcoxin books for reading and hand work.
Totigerus
Well-known Member
Mine is the Supraphonic 402 Today and every other day
Have either of you had any experience with the LM400? I bough one on a whim, but I regret not getting the 402.
Tamboreter
Silver Member
Gotta love that "drum rug!"
caddywumpus
Archnemesis of Larryace
Today, it’s a Tama 14x7 Birch/Bubinga I recently picked up. It’s got some good body to it, but doesn’t ring out as much as some other snares. I feel the compass leading me back to a maple snare after this one.
graysonator
Active Member
I have that drum myself! Love it! What heads are you rockin? Currently have an Aquarian Texture Coated Power Dot on mine
Hey everyone, Just wanted to send across two interesting articles on the Snare Drum and its fascinating history:
www.drummerworld.com
www.drummerworld.com
Who Invented the Snare Drum? A Full History - Drummerworld Articles
Explore the fascinating history of the Snare Drum from its medieval roots to its modern role in music. Discover the facets of the evolution.
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How to Tune a Snare Drum: A Step-by-Step Guide - Drummerworld Articles
Elevate your sound with our step-by-step guide to mastering snare drum tuning. Learn all the essential tips needed.
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Ensnared!
Active Member
Thanks!Hey everyone, Just wanted to send across two interesting articles on the Snare Drum and its fascinating history:
Who Invented the Snare Drum? A Full History - Drummerworld Articles
Explore the fascinating history of the Snare Drum from its medieval roots to its modern role in music. Discover the facets of the evolution.How to Tune a Snare Drum: A Step-by-Step Guide - Drummerworld Articles
Elevate your sound with our step-by-step guide to mastering snare drum tuning. Learn all the essential tips needed.
from 'the guitar guy that loves drums'- always good to learn something
Tamboreter
Silver Member
I just put an Aquarian Focus-X on it. I like power dots a lot too.^
Drumolator
Platinum Member
Today it is this snare I bought two days ago. It is a Mapex MPX 14x8 snare.
Peace and goodwill.
Peace and goodwill.
Living Dead Drummer
Platinum Member
I don't have a photo, but I have a snare that I've just been using for daily practice. I've always had issues with it. No matter what heads, or how I tune it, it sounds like garbage. It's a 14" x 7" Maple shell and was custom made for me. I did use it live for a while, and in the studio a few times. But for some reason the last few years I just grew to dislike it so much. Well that was until TODAY. I was about to take it off the kit in favor of one one of my tour snares, and I hesitated. I tuned it up a little bit tighter than I normally go and omg, it sounded great! I can't explain why. I've tried tuning it so many different ways with so many different heads, and for some reason today it just sounded incredible. It wouldn't work with any of the current gigs I have, but I am really hoping that at some point I get a call from someone where this will be THE snare I take on the road.