10 years after the first extremely successful collaboration for a Signature Snare the Benny Snare is back and has even brought reinforcements.
It’s not just an update, it’s an upgrade!
The existing 13 x 5.75" Beech model is now available as an all brass option!
It also features the superior Dual Glide snare strainer and the new dampening mechanism called the “MonoRail”.
Every drum has two, installed with Benny’s favorite dampening materials, called “The Felt” and “The Sheep” which offer maximum flexibility.
From funky to big and fat sounds, this snare offers a ton of versatility.
The dampeners are interchangeable to give you even more sound options!

The all-new Benny Greb Signature Brass model features a Vintage Brass Finish and Teardrop lugs on a 1.2mm Brass shell.
It has the warmth and roundness typical of a brass shell snare drum with pleasant overtones that accentuate edge rim shots.
The dimensions – copied from the original wood version – gives it bottom end and snare sensitivity.
All of which makes it Benny’s favorite metal shell snare drum ever made.

You can find this and all of our other great products here at Mike’s Drum Shop in Villa Park, IL!

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ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • SSD 13x5.75 BG SDB 2.0 Benny Greb Signature 13x5.75" Brass Snare Drum
Categories
Made In
  • Germany
Color Family
  • Brown
Shell Material
  • Brass
Diameter
  • 13"

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Mike’s Drum Shop

Villa Park, IL, United States
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