Common Metal Snare Drum Shells - Sound Pure Gear Tips

In this installment of Sound Pure Gear Tips, drum specialist Barry Knain walks us through the common types of metal shell snare drums.
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[@EgWyps]

Would’ve liked to hear them

[@alext9558]

I wonder what the carved ring in the center does? Sometimes there is one sometimes not

[@pain9270]

The best informaion would be to hear how they sound.
But I know, it's hard to hit the drum at least once or twice.

[@DenisRichardJr]

Great information! Thank you for making this video 🥁👍😊

[@georgebirddrums]

Hit them 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@alensiljak]

Oh, no. Well, thanks for all the talk but a music instrument video without an actual sound? :S

[@tomasmadlenak3396]

wow they sounded realyly... holy f! play them! dont talk ...play them...omg

[@roybeckerman9253]

It’s about SOUND...😡

[@freethinksman4393]

The video is somewhat informative, but nothing that couldn't have just as easily been written. Why not actually hit the drums to hear the differences? Talking about music is like dancing about architecture.

[@some1namedfriedchickenlemo593]

This is actually informative. I see a lot of people struggle to understand and imagine what you're detailing in the tuning range and airflow.

[@rubenduartejr.7168]

This guy likes to talk