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    So 10 months in as a beginner and I feel I want to move from my electronic kit and eventually phase to a real acoustic kit.

    Particularly I would like to get (breakables) that I can take to jam nights, gigs,etc
    Building up all the nice components to a really good kit.

    So for the last couple of months I've been looking at snares in particular

    This one, by sonor, seems to be my style looks wise and budget/quality

    http://www.drumwright.co.uk/store/sn...n-gloss-black/

    Plan to use it for most genres of music, I.e rock, funk, heavy rock but rarely heavy metal these days lol

    Just wondering what people's thoughts are. Good snare?

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    Anybody?

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    If you like the looks and the sound then it's the right snare for you. Sonor makes nice drums. I like the tube lugs.
    TAMA- '2018 Star Walnut, ‘99 Starclassic Performer, '89 Granstar, ‘93 Rockstar
    Gretsch- 1963 Round Badge
    Zildjian
    Remo
    Vic Firth
    Speed Cobra Double Pedal Blackout Edition
    Speed Cobra Hi Hat
    Hardware- TAMA Roadpro
    Snare Drums- various TAMA, Gretsch, Ludwig, Leedy
    Mic's- Sennheiser, Shure, AKG

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    That's a good looking drum. I've never heard a bad Sonar snare drum, actually. I think you'll be pleased with it!

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    Have you actually played one?

    It looks nice.

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    You need to find a drum shop and actually give them a bash, from there you will know if you want a plywood shell, fibreglass shell, stave drum or solid one piece unit.

    Then go price hunting

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