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Holloman Custom Drums 4.5" x 14" Mahogany Segmented Snare Drum w/ Tube Lugs
- Ohio Sourced Wood
- 4.5" x 14" Mahogany
- Tube Lugs
- Beer Tap Style Snare Strainer Learn More
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Holloman Custom Drums 6.5" x 14" Ash Segmented Snare Drum
- 6.5" x 14" Ash
- Ohio Sourced Wood
- Trick Snare Strainer
- Beavertail Style Lugs
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Ludwig B-Stock 6.5" x14" Hammered Supraphonic LM402KB
This is a B-Stock snare and may have minor cosmetic defects. There is no serial number present on B Stock snares. As always, we back these snares with our full return policy. Available while supplies last.
- 1.7mm Seamless Hammered Aluminum Shell with Chrome Plating
- 2.3mm Steel Triple Flanged Hoops
- P88AC Throw Off
- P35P Butt Plate
- Ludwig Weather Master Medium Coated Head
- Ludwig Weather Master Clear Snare Side Head
- 10 lugs
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Ludwig, Nate Smith Signature Snare Drum "Waterbaby"
Features
- 7-PLY MAPLE SHELL
- 45-DEGREE BEARING EDGE
- 10 BRASS TUBE LUGS
- BRASS DIE-CAST HOOPS
- BRASS P88 THROW-OFF
- BRASS P35 BUTT PLATE
- EVANS G1 COATED BATTER HEAD
- EVANS 300 HAZY RESONANT HEAD
- CUSTOM IMPERIAL COAT PAINTED FINISH
- AUTOGRAPHED BY NATE SMITH
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Ludwig 6.5x14 Raw Bronze With Tube Lugs - LB552RT
Crafted under the Ludwig Phonic snare drum design principles, Bronze Phonic snare drums produce unrivaled tonal characteristics with knock-you-down power and projection. Our state-of-the-art construction methods coupled with bronze alloy ensure an exceptional balance in tone and consistency from drum to drum. This seamless shell design takes advantage of bronzes well known musical qualities from centuries of cymbal making. Wood like warmth and crispy mid-range coupled with the presence of a brass drum, bronze is an unrivaled sound in the world of metal snare drum. Learn More -
Ludwig 6.5x14 Raw Bronze With Imperial Lugs - LB552R
Crafted under the Ludwig Phonic snare drum design principles, Bronze Phonic snare drums produce unrivaled tonal characteristics with knock-you-down power and projection. Our state-of-the-art construction methods coupled with bronze alloy ensure an exceptional balance in tone and consistency from drum to drum. This seamless shell design takes advantage of bronzes well known musical qualities from centuries of cymbal making. Wood like warmth and crispy mid-range coupled with the presence of a brass drum, bronze is an unrivaled sound in the world of metal snare drum. Learn More -
Ludwig 6.5x14 Polished Bronze With Imperial Lugs
Crafted under the Ludwig Phonic snare drum design principles, Bronze Phonic snare drums produce unrivaled tonal characteristics with knock-you-down power and projection. Our state-of-the-art construction methods coupled with bronze alloy ensure an exceptional balance in tone and consistency from drum to drum. This seamless shell design takes advantage of bronzes well known musical qualities from centuries of cymbal making. Wood like warmth and crispy mid-range coupled with the presence of a brass drum, bronze is an unrivaled sound in the world of metal snare drum.
- 1.2mm Seamless Bronze Shell
- 2.3mm Steel Triple Flanged Hoops
- P88AC Throw Off
- P35P Butt Plate
- 10 lugs
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Ludwig 6.5x14 Polished Bronze With Tube Lugs - LB552T
Crafted under the Ludwig Phonic snare drum design principles, Bronze Phonic snare drums produce unrivaled tonal characteristics with knock-you-down power and projection. Our state-of-the-art construction methods coupled with bronze alloy ensure an exceptional balance in tone and consistency from drum to drum. This seamless shell design takes advantage of bronzes well known musical qualities from centuries of cymbal making. Wood like warmth and crispy mid-range coupled with the presence of a brass drum, bronze is an unrivaled sound in the world of metal snare drum. Learn More -
Ludwig 6.5X14 Universal Beech Snare Drum - PASIC FLOOR MODEL
Product specifications:
- 6.5 x14"
- 6 ply 7.5 mm Beech shell
- Outer ply of exotic Sapele
- Triple flange hoops
- tube lugs
- P88i throw-off
- P35 butt plate
- 18 strand snare wires.
