Craviotto Timeless Timber Snare Drum Comparison

[@timbofromkeno]

LEGENDARY drums. To have two in the same room? Amazing.

[@Drumguy48]

Birdseye is my favourite wood. I love how these drums have darkened to a lovely honey colour over the years.

[@mattmav7725]

Both drums are glorious!

[@steverichdrummr]

Sounds fabulous Steve! Either of them!

[@claudeabraham2347]

Both sound tremendous. Nice job playing them.

[@CiaoGibson]

Both wonderful Steve!❤

[@JulioFalavigna]

the one drum fitted with Remo Ambassador just seems to breath a little better. Amazing snares regardlessly.

[@MikeJamesMedia]

Nice!

[@dentroeforadeseries3278]

Do You have This posted on Instagram? Send link plz

[@SPACEMAN_fkYT]

Not too much of a difference. One minute I like the sound of the Evans, then next I like the sound of the Ambassador. You couldn't go wrong with either one. I do like the look of the Evans better. Being a REMO guy though I'd probably put an Ambassador head on it & crank it up. Thanks for getting my gears spinning early on a Saturday morning.

[@blueavadis22]

That one from your right sounds better to me, more darker , beefier.

[@matthewpaluch777]

😎👍💗🇺🇸 🥁🔥🎼 💣🔊))CRAVIOTTO!!!

[@BCSchmerker]

+stevemaxwelldrums *Both ø14"x5" single snare drums sound fabulous with their respective heads.* Either have _GROVER®_ guitar-string snare units across the reso? The Club Bright, with nickelwound Swedish steel, is optimized for intimate spaces.

[@papapoodo6685]

I'd probably take the one on your left....but mostly for appearance reasons. They're both fanyastic of course

[@cassandragarcia5548]

You have too many cymbals