I know it's not vintage, but I wrapped the bare shell with gold sparkle-brite because some idiot cut a big 2 inch hole in it. I just wanted to show it off, this is only temporary until I order some real wrap from Jammin Sam, thanks.
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Nice! To bad about the bozo holes... I've got one of the 4" copper free floaters. Those are great snares!
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Nice! To bad about the bozo holes... I've got one of the 4" copper free floaters. Those are great snares!
I wish that i would still have my piccolo copper free floater , that snare to me is one of my all time fav snare drums , i'm still on the hunt for a replacement.
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I know it's not vintage, but I wrapped the bare shell with gold sparkle-brite because some idiot cut a big 2 inch hole in it. I just wanted to show it off, this is only temporary until I order some real wrap from Jammin Sam, thanks.
Nice snare and they sound great bummer! about the hole but it is an easy fix removing that sparkle brite might be hell at times is left on too long .
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Posted on 12 years ago
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Nice! To bad about the bozo holes... I've got one of the 4" copper free floaters. Those are great snares!
I've got the 4" wood-shell free floater (actually I believe the shell is 3" and the floating rim adds an inch). Amazingly crisp. I use it just for brush work.
So for what conceivable reason would someone put a 2" whole in that shell?
Certainly not for a mount. Maybe a sound port? Stupid!
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