Sonor | Kompressor Beech 13" x 7" & 14" x 6" Snares | Sound Demo

[@rkaylor5769]

My favorite beech snare is the Phonic reissue, but the 13x7 is worth having.

[@danecampbell639]

They both sound fantastic!

[@jazzants]

Nice. I wish Sonor would bring back a pro/German factory set that was priced like the old S-Class Pro. Similar concept with what seems to be happening with this snare line.

[@catchlovesound]

I think the closest to that would be their SQ1 line snare drums, I don't know how much the S-Class were but the SQ1 series seem reasonably priced :)

[@krusher74]

The S class pro was 20 years ago. you arnt getting those prices again.

[@johncollins5552]

I have a 1969 sonor teardrop beech 3 piece but no matching snare, Ive tried a few snares and currently have a maple 13 by 9 tom I converted to a snare and thats fat but I prefer my 14 by 6 birch snare as it cuts better. This video helped me decide that I dont want these snares. They're good but not for me . Thanks for your very helpful video Happy Easter .

[@gabrielemartino2466]

I think these will perform so much better than the metal models! I'm really considering buying the 14"x6" as my next main, it's my favorite depth, it has a neutral look and from what you report it would fit my sonic needs (I hit hard and rimshot almost all the time) Do you think a different brand head would work better with Sonor's shell size and edge construction, as opposed to the stock Ambassador? Do you have a specific one in mind?

[@DrumsBonedo]

Yes, a CS Dot or any other brand would be nice too. Oversized shells are another topic, but on these you can put on whatever your desired sound is.

[@tobyvattilano7846]

I agree. 14x6 has a thick, rich crack to it.

[@rkaylor5769]

Evans.

[@SuperKakaras]

Onederful playing, as always🙏🙂

[@DrumsBonedo]

Thanks!