Ludwig LM400 Supraphonic 5x14" Aluminum Snare Drum

Ludwig LM400 Supraphonic 5x14" Aluminum Snare Drum

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The Ludwig LM400 Supraphonic 5x14" Snare is one of the most recorded instruments in history, and for good reason: it sounds absolutely immaculate. Crafted with a seamless beaded aluminum shell and chrome plating, the 5" depth on this model accentuates the natural bite and attack of the aluminum with a crisp character offering some of the most coveted ghost notes on the market. Favored by players from Billy Cobham to Alex Van Halen, the Supraphonic can hang in any genre with ease.

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Product Specs

Brand
Model
  • LM400 Supraphonic 5x14" 10-Lug Aluminum Snare Drum
Finish
  • Chrome-Plated
Year
  • 1985 - 2022
Made In
  • United States
Categories
Diameter
  • 14"
Product Family
Shell Material
  • Aluminum

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