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Tama LSP146-TUQ S.L.P. Fat Spruce Turquoise 14 x 6-inch Snare Drum

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Tama LSP146-TUQ S.L.P. Fat Spruce Turquoise 14 x 6-inch Snare Drum
Product no: 9000-0058-7291 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty, the drum heads come with a manufacturing defects warranty.

General

The Sound Lab Project series by Tama includes some real gems, like this Fat Spruce 14 x 6-inch pine snare drum. Pine is not often use to shape snares since the wood is fairly dense and literally difficult to bend. Here, Tama have managed to bend 8 layers to finish a 7mm thick shell that delivers a delicious warmth that, thanks to the fitted Die-Cast hoops, produces a mean and powerful rim shot!

For All and Every Drummer

All Sound Lab Project snare drums are created to equip every drummer out there with their very own custom sound. A consistent factor in each shell is the high-quality hardware. As such, this snare comes with a chrome Linear-Drive strainer and lugs that complement the gloss turquoise finish beautifully. This snare is a real find for drummers who want to set themselves apart.

Specifications

Product features

Sustainable product	not specified
Snare drum size	14 x 6 inches
Colour	turquoise
Hardware colour	chrome
Shell material	pine
Signature edition	no
Snare wires	20 strands
Resonant head type	Evans Snare Side 300
Drumhead type	Evans USA coated G1
Type of snare drum	regular

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	4,5 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	42,0 x 41,5 x 21,5 cm

Product specifications

Tama snare drum
series: Sound Lab Project (S.L.P.)
model: LSP146
dimensions: 14 x 6-inches
shell material: 8-ply pine, 7 mm thick
finish: turquoise
hardware: chrome
hoops: Sound Arc Hoops (10 holes)
lugs: MTL60
strainer: Linear-Drive
snare wires: Snappy MS20RL14C, Super Sensitive Hi-Carbon 20 snare wires

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