There's a reason Pearl has made more drums than anybody else on the planet. They know how to build a high-quality instrument that holds up. Chad Smith, Ian Paice, Dennis Chambers, Todd Sucherman, Eric Singer, Jeff Porcaro, Vinnie Paul, Joey Jordison, Mike Mangini — that's a lot of players who could have picked anything and picked Pearl. This is the first-generation SensiTone Custom Alloy, built in Taiwan in the late 1990s, serial number 12647 — before Pearl tacked "Elite" onto the name. Drummers have been comparing these to the Ludwig Supraphonic for twenty-five years, and at this price that's a fight the Pearl wins.
The 6.5-inch depth gives it a sharp, authoritative crack with real projection, and it still picks up ghost notes and light playing. Steel shell means bright and lively — it cuts through two guitars without going thin or harsh. Tune it low and fat for a big backbeat, or crank it high and tight for funk and pop. It does both without complaint. Stage, studio, rehearsal room — this is the one steel snare that covers all three.
What's on it:
Remo Controlled Sound Black Dot batter head — new
Remo Hazy snare-side head — new
Puresound snare wires — new
Shell and hardware fully torn down, cleaned, and buffed Condition Great condition with normal cosmetic wear for a drum that's been played. Nothing hidden — the drum in the photos is the exact drum you'll receive.
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