Level Up Your Snare Sound with EVANS Snare Tune Up Kit | Finding Your Own Drum Sound

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If you want to keep your snare in a good shape you should definitely check out Evans’ Snare Tune Up Kits. This video takes you through all important steps of making sure your snare stays in a good shape for a long time.
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Equipment used in this video:
Snare: 14x6.5 Gretsch Full Range Walnuz With Maple Inlays
Heads: EVANS Snare Tune Up Kit UV1
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[@trommelgrisu4061]

I would love to see a video all about snare wires!!!

[@webstercat]

No one can hear the difference

[@rhythmista7707]

I'm a Ludwig man myself, but that Gretsch snare sounds phenomenal 💪

[@carstonddrums]

I love the concept of the pure sound wire straps but I’ve had too many instances where the wires just randomly detach when playing so while I love the wires, I opt for other straps for more reliability at the sacrifice of the convenience of switching on the fly

[@goodtimejohnny8972]

I have went down the snare wire rabbit hole and found myself putting the stock style back on. I also thought it would be nice to switch out the snare wires with that quick change system. However, by using the cotter key that just rests on the wires they tend to get out of square and uneven. I went back to the traditional way of mounting so they stay positioned correctly and I don't have a bad buzz. I do love Trick snare throw offs. Best on the market in my opinion.

[@AlanToon-fy4hg]

A great idea from Evans...

[@thepluggy1]

I'd love a snare wire video. I'm.a Canopus wire guy, i think they make the best wires. I find puresound just too dark for my tastes.

[@adh1219]

It's like a happy meal for drummers. You really only buy it for the toy included. 😂

[@Ben-ic1ve]

Which item is the toy 😂?

[@StephenCoorlas]

Good Grief - I'd imagine most intermediate / advanced drummer would prefer to purchase all these items separately in order to achieve their preferred sound. This kit seems like a good idea on paper, but your paying for nifty packaging, and some silly substitutes for WD-40 and an old cotton T-Shirt. Also, would have been nice to hear the snare before the entire conversion.

[@dontcallmecarson1174]

snare wires video would be amazing!

[@carterdrumz]

Id like to see you guys do review on the snare wires it’d be dope 🤟🏾

[@lu1957cio]

a very good job

[@jesolomaddin]

Great video! 😊 Would love to know which ride cymbal you are using on this.

[@xevenex]

for a moment there, I thought that was Jonny Evans

[@pinelybones]

Can you shoot a brother all the Player’s Circle points that came with it? 😂

[@bigneutron5510]

Make money, make more money, sell a tune up kit.

[@NOAHCASAS]

REMO SOUNDS WAY BETTER

[@scuff8047]

I beg to differ

[@rhythmista7707]

Even though I use Remo heads myself, I think the Evans tune up easier and sit nicely on any drum. The only thing that turned me off to Evans was their white coating. It has a weird feel and doesn't last long..

[@audhen1]

Nah, sounds different. Whatever fits your preference in sound/fits the music.

[@Ben-ic1ve]

@@rhythmista7707what remo would you recommend? I’ve been looking to try some :)

[@YouLutz]

Nobody needs this Kit. Purchase all Elements seperatly for complete individuality

[@webstercat]

Tune up kit is a marketing idea. Absolutely worthless product.. spend the money on lessons…