Sonique Drums

14" North American Birdseye Maple Snare

€1.437,95 EUR
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Steam-bent North American Birdseye Maple snare with a mid-range fundamental pitch. Each shell is hand-rubbed with many coats of pure tung oil over a two-week period and gently buffed to a satin finish.
Depth: 4"
Tension Rod: Signature 4-Point
Hoop: Classic
Legacy Custom Snare Details
  • Ships with Gator Elite Air Hard Case
  • Signature "S" Unibody lugs
  • Classic or Flat hoop style
  • Signature or EVRGRP™ tension rods
  • NATO-1™ Throw off w/brass trim
  • PureSound Custom Pro 20 strand wires (brass)
  • Evans 300 Snare Side | HD Dry Batter
  • Lifetime warranty for shell defects
  • Lifetime warranty for defects with the NATO-1™
  • Shell marked with frequency, note, & signed by its builder
Delivery Time
  • Allow at least 8 - 12 weeks if we don't have the shell you want in-stock.
Depth: 4"
Tension Rod: Signature 4-Point
Hoop: Classic

PRODUCT FEATURES

Single-Ply Shell Construction

  • Every snare shell is constructed of a single piece of wood that is steam-bent. We partner exclusively with Cask, North America's foremost steam-bent shell company.
  • Each shell is backed by a lifetime warranty.

Simplified Unibody Lug

  • Innovative unibody lug that eliminates all moving parts found in modern lugs today (springs, swivel nuts, etc) that will break down over time and create unwanted rattling.
  • Three mount points to eliminate lugs from pulling away from the shell over time.

High Thread Count

  • Backlash of tension rods is significantly reduced (if not eliminated) due to the high thread count in our tension rods (32 threads per inch)
  • Eliminates the need to buy additional accessories to prevent tension rods from backing out.

Solid Hardware

  • All hardware is comprised of solid brass to maximize shell resonance.
  • Reduces dampening of the drums natural ability to resonate vs. die-cast or other materials.
  • Superior durability over die-cast and other material as brass does not rust.