Yamaha Stage Custom Steel 14 x 5,5 Snare - Sound Demo

[@juanalbiify]

I have got this fantastic sd. It´s surprising the magnificent sound it has considerating its low price, crispy, sensitive and brilliant sound with controled overtones

[@punkoso4168]

the price means absolutely nothing, Yamaha, once again, has created a fantastic snare drum

[@punkoso4168]

Fantastic price, close to the Ludwig Supraphonic sound, cheap, reliable, sounds great on recordings and live shows, what can I say , Yamaha has created a fantastic drum with a PRO sound with an incredibly low price !

[@matthewsmith404]

I have one of these. It's awsome for anything! The ring is never overbearing, but sometimes I will use a napkin or something for a certain sound. I will put it up against anything 300, or 500 dollar more at any tunning.

[@KurtFuller]

(3:57 to 4:36) it sounds REALLY great!

[@tomasszoszk6025]

I agree!

[@listenchump4041]

Yeah you probably like the more muffled fat sound here with the vibration dampener. Personnally I like the opposite, the very high tension ringy snare sound.

[@sebaleal3081]

@@listenchump4041 x2

[@sickofthebulldodo1461]

What an outstanding demo! Very diverse display of that drum and well played man great job!

[@DrumsBonedo]

John Fortuna Jr. thanks! 😀

[@Catinthehackmatrix]

It's looks really tall for 5.5!

[@christianchandler660]

Would be perfect for reggae

[@adamwilson1691]

I think I prefer this drum over the 6.5 version

[@roybeckerman9253]

There’s no doubt steel being one of the cheapest metal snares are a good buy, if you can find one of the better sounding ones, like this.

[@BobbyCarr57]

At around 0:45, the beat you’re playing sounds very similar to System of a Down’s cover of “Metro”. Nice snare btw.

[@Monsterdrumma]

Call me crazy but I prefer this to my 5” supraphonic. 5” is just to thin sounding to me!

[@robsco1249]

I have the 6,5" version and preferred It to the 6,5" supraphonic...

[@punkoso4168]

of ocurse, this Yamaha snare is incredible !!! I also have a Supraphonic and I like my Yamaha more !

[@adamwilson1691]

that sounds really good. how do you tune your snares?

[@saxoTuấnĐặng]

Xin chào , tôi có thể mua nó ở đâu

[@boomerguy9935]

How about brushes?

[@mylyrics3002]

how lugs have this ?

[@DrumsBonedo]

10.

[@avrdrums98]

This or the mapex mpx maple snare?

[@DrumsBonedo]

Kwstas Avramidis Regarding Sound, hardware and overall handling the Yamaha is on pro level. The Mapex seems to be more an entry level drum.

[@avrdrums98]

@@DrumsBonedo thanks for the reply :)

[@leonardoparedes1314]

@@avrdrums98 helpme Yamaha o Mapex mpx?

[@avrdrums98]

@@leonardoparedes1314 yamaha stage custom steel snare all the way!!!I just changed the stock head with an Evans G1 and the sound is amazing!I went straight to record with it and tuning was a breeze!

[@leonardoparedes1314]

@@avrdrums98 thank

[@ГрАвт]

Звенит, глушить надо

[@playBatTube]

ciao dovrei acquistare questo rullante per suonare con la banda musicale vorrei sapere il peso di questo rullante

[@donleblanc7223]

do you need any dampers for the ring ?

[@DrumsBonedo]

I used only one and two gel pads on the last two lower tunings.

[@iamnoone4590]

Looks like a Ludwig Supraphonic copy

[@Alex-Grt]

But so much better

[@Mike_Webb78]

@@Alex-Grt Uhhh...better? No, but really good...

[@warrenoids]

@@Alex-Grt Yeah, right, like a 200 buck snare would compete against a 1000 buck one.

[@Alex-Grt]

@@warrenoids Jeah cause you can change the snare wires easily to those which Ludwig is using for their snares and the sound would not be much of a difference. I seems that you're still thinking money does something special to metal snares and I tell you what....no it doesn't. Just quality heads and snares...that's it. Ludwig isn't that special.

[@warrenoids]

@@Alex-Grt I'm not talking about something that price adds to metal snares. I'm talking build quality and longevity. Believe me, as far as Yamaha snobs come, I'm probably at the top, but you can't beat the original man.