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I just got one . Mint condition & it’s US . I was a tad concerned about the snare assembly being tricky but it’s set up great & sounds great .

I might have one like this but I'm not sure. Nice attack but also quite some reverb. Probably didn't asjust it well... How to make sure?

Can you play heavy metal on that?

I use a late 60s COB Powertone 14 x 5 as my main guy. The Dynasonic apparatus always intimidated me, and seems like a solution in search of a problem.

HEY, bro , great vid! Totally agree that Dynasonic is THE BEST SNARE DRUM of all time. Check out my restored 1967 Holiday extended kit ua-cam.com/video/2uiOcYzfRkA/v-deo.htmlsi=5qctM-5miwHCndnA I prefer the wood shell Dyna sound! Keep up the good work, bro!

Def not the best ever made

Killer snare

Saludos gran video en cuanto vendes el puente para trampa Rogers y aro inferior tengo tarola y ala que se ve en video

I have a Rogers R-380/Dynasonic Hybrid Vintage 14"x5" Snare Drum If anyone has any info or value i i appreciate it thanks

I had that drum and wish I never got rid of it... will sub. Hope you check out some of my stuff as well.

A great drum

I’m 72 and bought my Rogers Holiday kit when I was 16 (1966). I have 3 Yamaha kits (beech and birch) but this OldVeteran still runs with Rogers. “Old Wood” brings unbeatable provenance and TONE. That Dyno snare is VERY loud. So I typically use an old Ludwig AcroSonic. You can never have TOO many snares. Big stages get THE DYNO. My wife asked me if I would ever “hang up” gigging? “I’ll let you know someday”!! 🙄🥁🎹 I’m the Organist at church too. Music brings joy to everyone so Why stop Now?? I’m still subbing in several bands and have a trio ramping up as well. Blessings to all!! Rogers Alumni USAF VET

Uhh that was my first good snare I bought! $150 brand new! A fortune in 1966! It is a beast!!! Heavy but great! I later bought a 14 by 6.5 but wood!! Became my favorite! I think metal snares are too bright! But aluminum sounds great! I also had a swervomatic foot pedal!! I played that for close to fourth years! Fast! I could easily get triples out of it! Some one stole it!!! But left a pearl chain drive in it,s place!! Not quite an asshole but surely a dick!

I have a 66 powertone COB it's a killer instrument. One of my favorite in my collection.

Great drum. I have a script badge COB Dynasonic and a Big R (USA) SuperTen. Isn't the throwoff called 'clockface' rather than 'tombstone'?

My first drum set was a Rogers 5 piece. Got it used with the butcher block wrap and that 5x14 cob dynasonic big R. I actually didn't like the kit itself... The hardware was difficult to manage (I was a beginning player) and I sold it eventually including the dynasonic. Looking back I wish I'd kept the snare but many years later I bought the dynasonic reissue and I love it.

I have one in the Script Logo (probably around 1970). I must admit it is hardly my favorite snare drum. It's a shame because I wanted one for years and when I finally got it, I was disappointed. It is a huge pain in the ass to tune and "dial in" the right sound. However, it is a very well-made snare, and I can see why many like it.

The best ever made? Meh. Thats subjective. There are some serious contenders for that spot. Especially the Ludwig Black Beauty, Ludwig Supraphonic and the Slingerland Radio King

I want one, but I can't justify buying it as I have a Pearl Jupiter (like Stuart Copland) which is 14x5 brass

Ithink it would sound better with the reso head tuned higher personally

Just picked one up at an estate sale in NJ. Got a Big R 5 piece kit including this snare for $350.00. I absolutely LOVE this snare. It's got that certain tone you can't get from snare drums today, really has that vintage sound and sensitive as f%$k! Love it, thanks for the video!

I have one with just Roger but the bridge said made in the usa. Serial #42073 custom built. Is my bridge on to tight becuz it's making ahole on the bottom head.

Without a doubt, my favorite snare!

Is one of the Best But not the best

I have this snare, came with my white Big R XP-8 power shell kit i bought new in 1979. They always talk so highly of the older Dynasonic and it commands big $$. Not sure why this gets short changed but I always thought it sounded great and your video confirms it.

I’ve got one the same, first good piece of drum gear I got. Mine has some mods (new throw, lost int muffler and snare wire brace thing gone, die-cast top hoop ) it’s been around the world with me and has been a trusty companion. Sadly I let it down by dropping it at an airport in a sleep deprived and drunken stupor and it doesn’t quite sound as great anymore. Though it still kicks. Beautiful drum.

Nice sound and great tunning! What mics are you using?

Super. The open sound !!!! Amazing

great drumming

I agree the best ever. I have a Big R also. If you have great drags. There is no drum that can compete.

I'm not digging the "Big R" line of Rogers drums. Why? Aesthetics------ I hate the big 'R'..... looks like crap. Also----- I much prefer the aluminum snare drums. Ie. Ludwig Supraphonic and Acrolite. My faves. One more thing------ You are *over-selling* the Rogers Dynasonic snare drum. Be practical and play the drum in two modes... snares off.. snares on. It sells itself. Nobody gives a SHIT about anything else. Great video, btw.

The bridge was a gimmick. Many ways to achieve the same result.

Excelente comentario y magnífico tambor redoblante. Nada mejor que un Rogers Dynasonic. El mejor del mundo en las baterías.

Sounds great! I just ordered the same drum - WFL '57 5.5x14 6-lug but in the Natural Mahogany finish. I've got a '59 Transition Badge Pioneer 5.5x14 and I love it. Had to get another :)

Rogers insuperable...vuelvan por favor a fabricarlo...es la mejor batería...sin duda...

We have an old one in the percussion room where I teach. It has the small oval badge and I have fixed it up with Puresound DS snares and good heads. It’s mostly used on a concert stand for technique and orchestral stuff where it really shines. When I was a kid they had a one like that in the front window at the music store in my hometown, across the top of a square case. I dreamed about that drum. Came across a similar metal drum named King Beat by Star (Tama later). It had a similar snare system and sounded great. Not brass as I recall but very good. Later on I had a Ludwig Super Sensitive, also with parallell snare system. Very nice. But the Dyna Sonic is outstanding.

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Hey! Found you on BandMix. If you’re looking for starting up something (I have 4 demo songs I’ve recorded at home), let me know!

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great!

excellent lesson. simple, but highly effective way to keep good time with fill-ins

Good job!!! Compliments!!! and thanks for add! bye bye!

Very cool!