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I might be buying another snare, I play southern rock and country. What is a great sounding snare, that I won't have to take out a loan from the bank. One that will stay in tune.
Thanks....GaryM
el zurdo Says Re: Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Tuesday, Oct 26, 2010 - 4:35 PM
A good snare is the Kenny Aronoff track master,i owned in 5 x 14 and is very versatile for anything do you want to do.I use for every style and always do the job, also you can try the legendary supraphonic... this model you can find for very low prices and for sure do the job!!!!! good luck abd keep rocking
Electrified01 Says Re: Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Thursday, Jul 29, 2010 - 12:30 PM
You can always try a Pork Pie Big Black Brass. A lot of people who have owned it consider it a "Poor Man's Black Beauty." Costs only about $240 on Musician's Friend.
slowmotioncowboy Says Re: Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Thursday, Jul 29, 2010 - 1:33 AM
I looked into it and to build a snare drum, it's about $100 for the hardware and the same site sells shells, too. They sell copper, alluminum, brass, all kinds of wood, even acrylic.
drumbuilder.com
slowmotioncowboy Says Re: Re: Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Thursday, Jul 29, 2010 - 1:35 AM
Sorry I meant to add that the shells are about $70-$150 depending on size and material.
toddc Says Re: Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Wednesday, Jul 28, 2010 - 9:57 AM
I'm going to go vintage and say the Rogers Dynasonic is the best snare drum ever made. IN almost any configuration. It's priceless. So dollar for dollar is a bit tricky to evaluate:)
Although I prefer the maple shell 5x14. Now if I could only find one again.
drumfreak Says Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Tuesday, Jul 27, 2010 - 1:29 AM
any DW snare, ddrum snare, Tama Artwood snare, Yamaha Snare, Gretsch Snare... they are all awesome, Ludwig, Pearl, you just gotta find one you like.
drumfreak Says Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Tuesday, Jul 27, 2010 - 1:29 AM
any DW snare, ddrum snare, Tama Artwood snare, Yamaha Snare, Gretsch Snare... they are all awesome, Ludwig, Pearl, you just gotta find one you like.
Mark Wells Says Re: Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Monday, Jul 26, 2010 - 1:00 AM
I bought a 14" x 5 1.2" aluminum Savage when they were on sale for $25 at Musicians Friend as a backup which I now use as my main retiring an old Supra-phonic. I get compliments on it at most every show! Don't know if they still carry them or not.
Large Farva Says Re: Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Saturday, Jul 24, 2010 - 11:08 PM
I recently got a 5.5x14 Maple PDP with wood hoops. That thing sounds AMAZING!!!I only dropped about $225 on it, and I get compliments on it at almost every gig. It sounds great tuned high or low. VERY versatile drum!
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[+] Add Commentel zurdo Says Re: Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Tuesday, Oct 26, 2010 - 4:35 PM
A good snare is the Kenny Aronoff track master,i owned in 5 x 14 and is very versatile for anything do you want to do.I use for every style and always do the job, also you can try the legendary supraphonic... this model you can find for very low prices and for sure do the job!!!!! good luck abd keep rocking
Electrified01 Says Re: Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Thursday, Jul 29, 2010 - 12:30 PM
You can always try a Pork Pie Big Black Brass. A lot of people who have owned it consider it a "Poor Man's Black Beauty." Costs only about $240 on Musician's Friend.
slowmotioncowboy Says Re: Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Thursday, Jul 29, 2010 - 1:33 AM
I looked into it and to build a snare drum, it's about $100 for the hardware and the same site sells shells, too. They sell copper, alluminum, brass, all kinds of wood, even acrylic.
drumbuilder.com
slowmotioncowboy Says Re: Re: Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Thursday, Jul 29, 2010 - 1:35 AM
Sorry I meant to add that the shells are about $70-$150 depending on size and material.
toddc Says Re: Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Wednesday, Jul 28, 2010 - 9:57 AM
I'm going to go vintage and say the Rogers Dynasonic is the best snare drum ever made. IN almost any configuration. It's priceless. So dollar for dollar is a bit tricky to evaluate:)
Although I prefer the maple shell 5x14. Now if I could only find one again.
drumfreak Says Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Tuesday, Jul 27, 2010 - 1:29 AM
any DW snare, ddrum snare, Tama Artwood snare, Yamaha Snare, Gretsch Snare... they are all awesome, Ludwig, Pearl, you just gotta find one you like.
drumfreak Says Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Tuesday, Jul 27, 2010 - 1:29 AM
any DW snare, ddrum snare, Tama Artwood snare, Yamaha Snare, Gretsch Snare... they are all awesome, Ludwig, Pearl, you just gotta find one you like.
Mark Wells Says Re: Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Monday, Jul 26, 2010 - 1:00 AM
I bought a 14" x 5 1.2" aluminum Savage when they were on sale for $25 at Musicians Friend as a backup which I now use as my main retiring an old Supra-phonic. I get compliments on it at most every show! Don't know if they still carry them or not.
Large Farva Says Re: Best Sounding Snare Drum Dollar for Dollar
Submitted On: Saturday, Jul 24, 2010 - 11:08 PM
I recently got a 5.5x14 Maple PDP with wood hoops. That thing sounds AMAZING!!!I only dropped about $225 on it, and I get compliments on it at almost every gig. It sounds great tuned high or low. VERY versatile drum!
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