DW Collector's Series Maple VLT Snare Drum, 6.5x14, Rose Copper FinishPly, Mint Condition
Up for sale is my DW Collector's Series Maple VLT 6.5x14 snare in the gorgeous Rose Copper FinishPly. I purchased this drum brand new in 2023, and it has lived its entire life in my climate-controlled studio. It has never been toured, gigged, or abused.
Condition is as close to new as you'll find. There are no scratches, dings, dents, blemishes, or finish issues. The chrome is excellent, the shell is flawless, and everything functions exactly as it should. It has been carefully played in a studio environment only for sessions.
This is the DW Maple VLT (Vertical Low Timbre) shell, known for its warm, full-bodied tone, deep sensitivity, and incredible tuning range. It excels whether you're after a fat backbeat, articulate ghost notes, or a wide-open studio sound.
Outfitted with DW's True Hoops, True-Tone snare wires, MAG throw-off, and 5-position butt plate, this drum delivers exceptional sensitivity, precise snare tension adjustment, rock-solid tuning stability, and all the premium hardware that makes the DW Collector's Series a favorite in both the studio and on stage.
The only reason I'm selling it is because it's now become a duplicate sonically for me. As much as I love this drum, I'd rather see someone enjoy it than have it sitting unused in my studio.
If you're looking for a near-new DW Collector's snare in one of DW's most beautiful finishes, this one won't disappoint.
Specs:
- 14" x 6.5"
- DW Collector's Series
- Maple VLT Shell
- Rose Copper FinishPly
- Purchased new in 2023
- Studio kept its entire life
- Never toured
- Excellent, near-mint condition
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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