Ash Snare Drum
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Please note the sound could be slightly defferent depending on the playback environment of your PC.
We recommend the use of high definition headphones or earphones in order to listen in the more realistic sound.
Compare with the other drum series sound.
The dry, seasoned sound of an aged instrument.
White Ash was the material widely used to make Fender guitars until the middle of 1950s. Strong attack and quick response are the primary characteristics of this material. Since ash wood is relatively rigid, and challenging to process, its use for musical instruments has gradually decreased over time.
Left：Natural Grain Ash／Right：Blackish Ash
Now, you can enjoy a vintage-like sound which is both dry and resilient. It displays a full low frequency response, short sustain and clear projection. Playing these drums will give you a comfortable feeling of familiarity - like the sound and feel of an instrument you have known for many years.
Furthermore, the natural beauty of the ash woodgrain, when colored, is particularly attractive.
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| AH-1455 | 14"x5.5" | Chrome | Steel / 8 | Vintage Snare Wire | |||
| AH-1465 | 14"x6.5" | ||||||
| Shell：Ash + Poplar 7ply | |||||||
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The sample color might differ from the actual color depends on its wood grains.
