Here we have a Noble & Cooley Snare Drum!

The all horizontal, Walnut ply snare drum represents the first time in N&C history where they have offered drums they did not design. Originally the brainchild of Ian Witt, N&C was intrigued by his designs when they met him at NAMM. They released a limited run of Walnut snares a few years back which were well received and sold out quickly.

As these drums represented a significant new sound to N&C palette of snares they decided to revisit this with Ian, only to learn he wanted to concentrate on his Erie Drum business. They both agreed that a boutique custom drum company with Noble and Cooley’s heritage would be the ideal place to ensure his legacy and they continue to offer these fine instruments to the drum community. These are now made exclusively in N&C factory using the same equipment and specifications to their exacting standards.

Walnut is noted for its big, warm and dry tone with a terrific low end. Combined with a ten lug design these snares have a truly organic, retro vibe while maintaining the classic Noble and Cooley personality.

*Condition wise this snare drum shows minor cosmetic wear due to time. (See pictures for more details)

Size - 3" (Depth) x 14" (Drumhead)

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