Pearl Primal Collective Steel Snare Drum – Bright, Cutting Tone in 14x6.5 The Pearl Primal Collective Steel Snare Drum in 14x6.5 is engineered for drummers who demand clarity, projection, and responsive attack. Constructed from a 1mm beaded steel shell with a chrome-plated finish, this snare produces a bright, energetic tone with excellent definition—perfect for cutting through in live settings or studio recordings where presence matters. The 14-inch diameter paired with a 6.5-inch depth creates a versatile platform that balances power with articulation. The deeper shell depth enhances resonance and gives you more control over dynamics, while the beaded steel construction contributes to the drum's signature snap and sustain. Built for durability and consistent performance, this snare is designed to handle regular playing without compromise. Key Features
  • 1mm beaded steel shell for bright, cutting tone with excellent projection
  • 14-inch diameter with 6.5-inch depth for enhanced power and response
  • Chrome-plated finish for durability and sharp, defined sound character
  • 2.3mm triple-flanged hoops for stability and tuning consistency
  • Dual arch tension lugs for secure, reliable hardware mounting
  • Smooth snare strainer for easy adjustment and dependable operation
  • Part of the Pearl Primal Collective line—a focused alternative to traditional snare designs
  • Two-year manufacturer warranty included

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • PSC1465S Primal Collective Steel 14x6.5" Snare Drum
Finish
  • Steel
Categories
Diameter
  • 14"
Shell Material
  • Steel

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