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British Drum Co Announces Launch of Super 7 Snare Drum

today12 October, 2021

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The Super 7 really is quite a special drum. The inner shell is handcrafted from sumptuous Purpleheart veneers with an outer finished in high-gloss lacquered Fiddleback Sycamore. The 13” x 7” size offers drummers a higher pitch without sacrificing the “body” of the drum’s tone. The inclusion of no less than four vents adds sensitivity and increases the volume – this is a loud drum!

Handbuilt in the UK, the Super 7 is a 13” x 7”, 10-ply shell with 45º bearing edges, constructed using our unique cold press moulding process to create a shell with exceptional structural and tonal integrity. The Super 7 is a stunning snare drum that displays a bespoke designed namebadge accented with Purpleheart veneer, complementing the matching veneer featured in the B badge.

The Super 7 is extremely versatile, offering a wide range of playable tones, from bright, cutting backbeats, through to warm and subtle delicate grace notes. Perfect for the studio, but equally at home performing on stage, the Super 7 is a very special snare drum that looks as good as it sounds – both on the inside as well as the outside. Try the new Super 7 for yourself – we’re sure you will be as happy with the results as we are!

Specification

  • 13” x 7” 
  • 45º bearing edges
  • High gloss lacquer Fiddleback Sycamore outer veneer
  • 10-ply Purpleheart shell
  • 4 x vents
  • Palladium lugs
  • Purpleheart logo badge
  • Palladium strainer
  • Brass snare wires
  • Triple flange steel hoops
  • Remo USA head

Super 7 is available to order immediately. 

See all the latest offerings from the British Drum Co at The UK Drum Show.

www.britishdrumco.com

 

Written by: The UK Drum Show

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