Snare Drum
Short Description
The snare drum is a central component of any drum kit or marching band. Known for its sharp, crisp sound, the snare drum features tensioned drumheads and metal wires (snares) stretched across the bottom head. Ideal for both studio and live performance, it delivers rhythmic precision, snap, and dynamic expression in virtually every music genre.
⭐ Key Features
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Bright, crisp attack with articulate response
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Adjustable snare tension for tone customization
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Durable shell materials: maple, birch, steel, or brass
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Triple-flanged or die-cast hoops for tuning stability
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Throw-off mechanism for engaging/disengaging snare wires
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Compatible with standard drum stands and mounting systems
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Available in multiple sizes (typically 13″–14″ diameter)
🛠️ Technical Specifications (General Model)
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Shell Diameter | 14″ (standard); also available in 10″, 12″, 13″ |
| Shell Depth | 5.5″, 6.5″, or deeper for marching/snare drumline |
| Shell Material | Maple, birch, brass, steel, acrylic, or aluminum |
| Hoops | Triple-flanged (standard) or die-cast (premium) |
| Drumheads | Coated batter head (top); clear snare-side head (bottom) |
| Snare Wires | 20- to 42-strand steel wires |
| Strainer | Throw-off with adjustable tension control |
| Lugs | 8 or 10 lugs for tuning precision |
| Finish Options | Natural wood, lacquered, wrapped, chrome, or powder-coated |
| Mounting | Fits standard snare stands; some come with internal mufflers or dampeners |
| Weight | ~3 to 6 kg depending on material and depth |
🥁 Common Applications
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Drum kits (rock, jazz, pop, metal)
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Marching bands (with deeper shells and higher tension)
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Concert and orchestral percussion
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Practice pads or electric kits (with trigger-based snares)
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