Pearl Sensitone Heritage Alloy Snare Drums - Drummer's Review

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Here's our review of a selection of Pearl Sensitone Heritage Alloy snare drums. Filmed at Cube Studios, September 2021.
01:05 - Introduction
02:30 - 14" x 5" - Medium Tuning
03:26 - 14" x 5" - Low Tuning
04:23 - 14" x 5" - High Tuning
05:17 - 14" x 6.5" - Medium Tuning
06:12 - 14" x 6.5" - Low Tuning
07:08 - 14" x 6.5" High Tuning
08:00 - Thoughts & Conclusions
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[@VON_RHEDBEARD]

Shocked how good the steel sounded. Impressive

[@demonicsweaters]

I love these things, especially the aluminum ones. Definitely gonna get one.

[@Eurodrummer666]

At equal tuning they surprisingly sound close.

[@timcline2799]

I’ve 6.5” aluminum. Love It. Very lively, responsive. Tone wise..records great with stock Remo USA. Live/sitting over it..thinking Remo Skyntone. Thank you for solid review.

[@Eurodrummer666]

I always give a thumb up before watching, as I know the video will have quality content.

[@af7119]

Such a great channel! Love your content!

[@davidluschwitz1548]

Thanks guys - always luv ure reviews - u do such a great informatve review-

[@dmitryshkolnik5233]

Interesting little detail to mention: I own a sensitone elite (it's how they used to be named) brass snare, and not only were they 1.5 mm against current 1.0 mm, the current edition doesn't even have rubber insulation between lugs and the shell..gosh, I wonder how much did these cost saving decisions have saved them.

[@MrVoraxTranstellaris]

I think I prefer: aluminium, 5", high tuning.

[@matthewpaluch777]

I'm not a Pearl fan but will definitely check this out.

[@roybeckerman7843]

No bronze ?

[@tubfumper597]

Very helpful info thanks.

[@starless9829]

4:33 --- 4:43 --- 4:54 ----- ----- 4:56 --- 5:01 --- 5:05 5:28 --- 5:38 --- 5:49 ----- ----- 5:52 --- 5:57 --- 6:01

[@nollissey]

How does this compares to the duoluxe?

[@stu40421]

This new version notice on badges they removed "MADE IN TAIWAN" words; Does it represent Pearl now move assembly line on CHINA? But I believe shell probably still made by same company in Taiwan just like old version.

[@funkydiscoprince]

So what's the difference between "mirror steel" and sensitone steel? difference in quality? Does it taste almost the same?

[@scav3155]

They're exactly the same

[@user-ny3fj2fv6d]

👍‼️👍‼️👍‼️🥁

[@kashimiakimokato1017]

love the brass more.

[@robsco1249]

What a shame no 5,5 or 6" versions...

[@roybeckerman9253]

Pearl has a great Sensitone phosphor bronze snare. Pity it wasn’t included here .

[@bruceperkins2921]

Are these made in china?

[@vaughanxaviermusic]

No. The original sensitone line (2004 ish) featured the sensitone, and the sensitone elite. The base line sensitone was made in China and had 8 rather than 10 lugs, and the sensitone elite was American made with 10 lugs and overall higher price for higher quality. Some time after that pearl discontinued both the sensitone and sensitone elite. Then in (2018? Ish) they brought back the drums with a slightly different name, sensitone heritage alloy, which is what we have today. The difference is this time there is no budget made in China option. As far as the difference between the old sensitone elite and the new sensitone heritage alloy, there are very little differences. As far as I'm concerned they're the same drum just a different name

[@scav3155]

No they're made at my house