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Yamaha Brass Snare drum - SD416 Last viewed: 1 hour ago

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Hello Everyone,

I own a Yamaha Brass Snare drum (SD416) and was wondering if anyone has come across this drum before?

This drum is now discontinued. It’s got a seamless brass shell and the snare

brace is not a conventional snare brace, it is a block with 8 cable snares (gut snares), and vertical/horizontal adjustable strainer/throw.

I am looking for the full block with the cable snares and was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction as to where I could purchase the part.

I will look forward to hearing if anyone can help me.

Kind Regards,

Lee

Posted on 14 years ago
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I have that same snare, and it's a great one. Probably the easiest to tune of any I have or have had. Wide tuning range, too.

I can't help with where to find replacement snares, but I can at least provide pix of how they look. Do you have the bracket the individual snares fit into or is that gone as well?

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Currently playing for loud rock and roll gigs:
1982 Ludwig Classic in white Cortex, 24-13-14-18 + Coliseum snare
For quieter gigs:
Early '70s Whitehall Tiger Eye Pearl 20-12-14-14
Neglected but thinking about:
Early '70s Sonor Champions in Rosewood, 22-12-13-16
Posted on 14 years ago
#2
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Hi doublestroke kid,

Thank you for your response and attaching some great photos.

That is the same drum. I have the bracket the individual snares fit into and the snare cables but the cables have come away from the block and I can’t get the snare cables back into the block. I will try to put some photos up later when I get in from work.

Cheers,

Lee

Posted on 14 years ago
#3
Posts: 177 Threads: 45

If anyone of you would consider selling, I pay top $$$

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Posted on 14 years ago
#4
Posts: 161 Threads: 36

This may be them:

http://www.lidrum.com/browse.html?cmd=viewproduct&cid=10&scid=87&bid=23&pid=5043

I'd call or email them and double-check, though.

Currently playing for loud rock and roll gigs:
1982 Ludwig Classic in white Cortex, 24-13-14-18 + Coliseum snare
For quieter gigs:
Early '70s Whitehall Tiger Eye Pearl 20-12-14-14
Neglected but thinking about:
Early '70s Sonor Champions in Rosewood, 22-12-13-16
Posted on 14 years ago
#5
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You could also try Black Swamp. They make these types of snares. They are more of a Professional Orcestral type of snare than a traditional rock or oter type of snare.

http://www.blackswamp.com/

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Posted on 14 years ago
#6
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I was going to say try Steve Weiss music. Look them up on google.

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Posted on 14 years ago
#7
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Thanks for those suggestions I have emailed Lidrum and Black Swamp and am awaiting their responses.

Posted on 14 years ago
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