Sonor Protean Gavin Harrison Signature Snare Drum // Full Review & Demo...

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Join the @DrummersReview team as they take a look at a Protean Gavin Harrison Signature Snare Drum from @sonor
Recorded at Paul Caboche Studios, April 2024.
Check out how the snare sounds recorded in two different audio formats: No EQ and a Basic EQ (full details of the recording process and equipment used can be found on our website: www.drummersreview.com)
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00:38 - Introduction
01:24 - Sound Demo #1 - Snares On
03:57 - Sound Demo - Medium Tuning
05:55 - Sound Demo - Low Tuning
07:43 - Sound Demo - High Tuning
10:25 - Sound Demo - #2 - Snares Off
11:06 - Thoughts & Conclusions
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[@Eurodrummer666]

I´ve been owning this nice piece of gear for more than 5 years and it still doesn´t disappoint.

[@loucontino4804]

I think when Gavin's name goes on it, you gotta know it's gonna be good!

[@Eurodrummer666]

1st comment!

[@Iamadrummer]

I do not understand reviews of signature instruments. The one that came out with it uses it as their signature sound. Sounds are all subjective. I mean that you may not like the sound or how it functions, but that only means it is not your taste, and to you, it may not be good. To the signature artist and those that try and play like him may think it is terrific. Sometimes it is not just the sound of the instrument but how it is played. For instance you may love the sound Gavin Harrison gets out of the snare but since you play differently you may not like the sound you are getting. On the flip side of the coin most who have signature instruments love them as they can sound close to their musicians heros. So if enough people review and like the signature instrument then it will sell well. If reviewers do not really like the instrument it may not sell that well. In either case it really is only a ploy for companies to make more money in giving you the allusion you can play the same instrument as your favorite musician and have their iconic sound. I would not buy a signature instrument just because a great musician plays it. I would only buy an instrument because i like how it sounfs and functions snd not because it is a signature instrument.

[@another_aaron]

The whole point of a company releasing a signature product to mass market is for profit and sales, so they are subject to the same scrutiny as every other product out there

[@BeatKasterG]

Surprising.. this did not sound like an £800 snare drum.

[@djevlhelvete]

@BeatKasterG What do you mean? Is it not good?

[@XFL33]

I agree. Good middle-of-the-road snare drum, but nothing to write home about. I would never pay £800 for it when you can have a Black Beauty, or a Noble&Cooley Alloy Classic for basically the same amount.

[@sharper9009]

This is a really good drum; I’ve owned one. The unsatisfactory sound in this video is the result of poor tuning IMO. It sounds to me like the bottom head is way too loose. This is not a good representation of this drum 👎

[@ksturmer5388]

I actually don't think that sounds very good. It sounds cheap.