Best Gretsch Drums 12"x07" Ash Soan Snare Drum Alternatives

Based on 7 reviews

Die Snare klingt toll! Durch das Material hat sie einen eigenen Charakter und findet so auch bei mir im Studio des öfteren ihren Einsatz. Hier habe ich neben der Sonor noch eine Pearl Masters und eine DW Collector's Snare (beide Ahorn) und so bietet die Brass Snare einen schönen Kontrast zu den Anderen. Die Verarbeitung ist fantastisch und der Klang wirklich flexibel. Für 13" lässt sie sich auch echt tief stimmen ohne "blättrig" zu klingen. Die eingebauten Dämpfer sind so praktisch! So kann ich mir die Snare auch gut für einen Live-Einsatz vorstellen! 2-3 Sekunden und sie klingt wie eine andere Snare. Einfach toll!

Based on 3 reviews

If you are looking for a Mid to High pitch Snare this is the snare for you. The snare acts like a piccolo snare but with the size of a full snare and so you get a clear cut in a band that uses a variaty of low sounds (metal,extreme metal and sometimes even funk) This snare is ok at mid pitch but does not have the crack like he has in high tunning. I recommend this snare for beginners in a metal band because of this low price and high attack!!! Overall great snare and easy to pick up and place in any genre!!!

Based on 2 reviews

I have been following Matt McGuire for years, even before he joined the Chainsmokers, so when he announced his collab with Pearl and his snare, I was so excited, and now when I actually got my hands on it - IT FEELS AMAZING!!! This is the first snare I bought, aside my kit snare, and I would 1000% buy again and/or one more. The dynamic range is so big, if you use plastic sticks (e.g. if church drummer) you can actually HEAR ghost notes. It is also very aesthetic looking and I really like the NFC technology it has and the way Matt connects with us through it.

Based on 2 reviews

This is the only snare I have, so I use it for basically everything I play: jazz, pop, punk, hard rock, heavy metal, classical and I must say that it particularly shines in the rock genre as much as in other genres. It has a powerful, rich sound with a pleasant low end. Pros: -Fantastic sound for the price -Internal dampening system = no moongel or dampening ring needed -very versatile -not to heavy Cons: -the only thing I would point out is that some of the small parts on the snare are made out of materials that are probably relatively cheap, that is why they tend to rust pretty quickly. At least mine did. But I'm just being picky here :) Overall this is the best snare that I have ever played (to date). I bought 4 years ago and it is still amazing. It's versatility amazes me over and...