The Mapex MPX Steel Shell Snare Drum combines precise articulation, strong projection, and practical hardware in a versatile 14 x 5.5 inch format. Its 1.0 mm steel shell responds clearly to each stroke, helping detailed patterns, accents, and backbeats remain defined. The chrome finish and matching chrome hardware create a unified appearance that fits naturally into a wide range of drum set configurations.

Responsive 1.0 mm Steel Shell

The steel shell produces an immediate response with clear stroke definition and full projection. This focused character helps the drum communicate subtle playing as well as stronger accents. Whether used during practice, recording, or live performance, the shell supports a direct and articulate snare sound.

Smooth Armory Series Throwoff

The Armory Series throwoff enables quick, comfortable, and smooth operation. Its accessible design makes snare engagement and release easy to manage during setup, sound adjustments, or performance. Compact W Lugs use a smaller footprint to reduce overall hardware mass while maintaining a clean exterior profile.

Familiar Playing Feel

The drum features 1.5 mm triple flanged hoops for a familiar response around the playing surface and rim. A standard bearing edge supports the straightforward shell design. Together, the steel construction, compact hardware, and practical throwoff make this MPX snare a capable choice for drummers seeking articulate response in a traditional size.

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • MPNST4551CN MPX Steel 14x5.5" Snare Drum
Categories
Diameter
  • 14"
Shell Material
  • Maple
  • Poplar

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