Thanks so much for watching and your feedback! We know that all drum companies have great gear and we are not here to say anything bad against another company. We are here to push forward and improve on what we believe our unique approach has already upheld with ourselves...if that makes sense. :)
Buying DW is not just about quality, and the best hardware and shells on earth, but their service is unbeatable!!! I ordered my kit and when the retailer fucked up the order John Good called me personally to assure me he would solve the problem and he did!
Thanks so much for choosing DW! We love hearing you like your DW's so 100 times is totally fine with us. :) For the Super Solid the deepest we can is a 5.5x14. We found the shell had a quick decay as is because of the thick wall the Super Solid has already. We hope this can work for you. You will still get the deep sounding, projecting sound you are looking for, for a metal snare drum application. Thanks again!
this isn't just a drum, this is such a wonderful, THING that makes a glorious sound that any snare has made. beautiful is not the right word, but it's the first one that comes to mind.
I think SuperSolid Snare is just the better snare I played in my life. Thanks DW family for all your wonderfull products. I met John Good in Paris last September, that was a very great moment.
Great question. We originally name the rings "reinforcement" to strengthen the shell but when we figured out how strengthen the shell without the rings and took the rings out, it changed the sound of the shell dramatically. The reinforcement rings/hoops are there for sound qualities for the Super Solid helping the focus the shells note.
Thanks so much! We are stoked to hear you are liking the sound of our snare drums. Our Exotic finishes are another ply of wood over the outside of our shells. They can be pretty tricky to adhere to our shells because of Burl marks and sap content. Sometimes we will get a run of a certain Exotic wood with too much sap content and have to discontinue that style until we can get a dryer strain.
We are so happy to hear you are liking your Super Solid! There was actually a time when we did not have True Hoop written of the first version of our True Hoops. Sounds like you are there!
Brother's & Sister's, i'd just like to say without a doubt the DrumWorkshop Super Solid 5.5 X 14, 3/4" Snare Drum is a work of art. The sound is simply outstanding from the lightest touch to a thunderous drum roll. And the finish that I requested ( Natural Curly Maple is a sight to see )......Much Kudos to John Good & Bo Mathew's @ DrumWorkshop for making it all possible. Thanks Guy's !
@Mjbabycakes7072 great questions. It's true that due to the unique bending process, the shell doesn't want to spring out of round. So the thick sections are not primarily for strength. Instead, they primarily function as sound enhancers, pushing more vibrational energy to the center of the shell giving a punch, more focused sound which DW Drums are famous for. Because the hoops are all part of the solid shell (not glued in), there is no more extra glu than if they were not there at all.
Thanks so much!! We very much appreciate your feedback and your educated opinion about our gear. You can't have our man Filiberto's job though. He's been at it for a while now. :)
Ok we hear you Mark. Currently we are only making snares out of wood we have in stock. We can say that any of the Super Solids will have a high end pitch because of the density of the wall thickness.
I took the plunge 4 months ago and got a US made DW kit right off the floor at a retailer. I love it! The quality & sound is exceptional. I had a slight hardware problem after a few months & Mike in DW customer service had a new part to me within a few days. Very responsive folks. These drums are great.
@Pmrs745 No worries! Your Finish Ply kit is a Collector's Series. The finish ply will not affect the sound of your shell. We have since changed the design of our badges. Sorry about that. Black Diamond is great finish. Good choice!
@19731973Scott Nice! Sounds like you are getting stocked up on the DW snares. :) We are very happy to hear that you are enjoying your DW snares! The Super Solid and the Steel snare are a great choice also!
@killjoyshidae1208 Great question! The solid shells are one solid piece of wood without plies basically so we can not apply the SSC technology to these types of shells. The SSC works for shells with a ply configuration. Meaning that with different amounts of plies and varying grain patterns within those plies together make up SSC. Hope that makes sense. Can be a little tech sometimes to explain. :)
We are so happy to hear you are liking the Super Solid! Thanks to you for your kind words and feedback! John Good is the best right?!? We are positive it was nice talking to him. :)
I am truly impressed. That is amazing in design. I had the pleasure of meeting John when I did the factory tour in Feb this year. Good news, I have now got a SCC kit being built for me. 8" Maple X, 10" Cherry, 12" Cherry, 14" maple X, 16" VLX and 22" VLX++. In a Black Velvet Finish. I can't wait! Keep up the Innovation!
Hi, The hoops allow us to make thin or thick shells. I wouldnt make a 3/8 thick shell without a hoop. The thicker ones may not require the hoop though, its more for consistency. JG
We long for you! Great to hear your PDP kit is working great for you. Enjoy! The Super Solid had proved itself to tricky of a process on any other type of drum beyond a snare. A bass drum would be at a very high pitch with this type of shell. Thanks again!
@Salzcamino that's a good question! It is there more for sound, than structural reinforcement. Adding weight to the top and bottom of the shell via reinforcement hoop both increases the tension and resonant pitch of the shell, as well as delivers a more focused sound.
Thanks for asking! The main sound difference between Oak and Maple is the brightness or darkness. Oak has a darker tone in comparison to Maple's bright high attack. Oak will still have the attack that Maple does though. The Super Solid on it's own comes in Maple only. For the Super Solid Edge snare we offer any combination of Maple, Walnut, Cherry or Red Oak.
For the Super Solid they will come with a Maple shell only. We have our Super Solid Edge snares that you can combo any of these woods - Maple, Walnut, Cherry and Red Oak. Of course you can finish these shells with any of our available Exotic woods.
Such a welcome change watching videos from you guys! When talking about their drums; almost all other drum manufacturers just put down other companies: "We do this because we care more about the sound than any other manufacturer" or "no other drum company has the passion and knowledge that we do". So refreshing to hear John Good actually compliment other drum shells whilst respectfully stating what DW does differently and why without pointing out every single flaw in the competition. Awesome!
We appreciate your feedback. We hope there will be a more cohesive way for you guys to get DW out there. We will do our best to insure that for the future.
@Salzcamino thanks for the question (you always have good ones)! As you see in the video, this is a CNC process that requires custom tooling and programming for different sizes. We currently offer 3 different thicknesses, but yes, only 1 shell dimension (14x5.5). We are experimenting with different sizes all the time, and it is likely that we will introduce some new ones in the near future. It is not a stress issue. We came out with just the one size as an introduction. more to come!
One of my students has one and it's the most incredible sounding snare i've ever heard. I ordered mine today !!! Should be in my hands in the near future. Very excited !!!
@tokewarming It is always best to check with your local authorized DW drums dealer. We do not do any pricing or sales direct from the factory here. Sorry for any inconvenience and thanks so much for watching! ://dwdr(dot)ms/v7qPFu
We want the mass at the top and bottom to ensure roundness as best we can. JG We currently only offer the 3 thicknesses, but are always experimenting with new ideas.
No we have quite a variety of different woods and metals we make snare drums out of. If you are going to look for a Super Solid just use those words to describe the snare you are looking for with your dealer!
@HoldenMcG as you see in the video, making these snares requires some very specific machinery. We have been experimenting with other depths, but to start we went for the most popular depths (based on what most people order from us). I am sure we will make some deeper ones in the future. I agree, a 6.5" would be nice ;)
We have in the past for some hard working Fire Fighters for a 9/11 concert but that would be one of the only times. We figure there are some great marching drums out there that we can stay with what we have been doing.
@ZinayH well then you'll be happy to know that DW snares range from $764 (FinishPly Collector's Series ) to $1699 (Exotic Edge) LIST, which means the retail or "street" price will be SIGNIFICANTLY less. Super Solid's LIST for $1299 to 1699. Remember , the actual price will be much less. Contact your local dealer for exact pricing: drum.know-where(dot)com/drum/ Happy shopping! We hope your wish comes true ;) thanks for the interest.
I really enjoyed this video. Those are pricey but you can see the work and expense that goes into making them. I have a DW Collectors Solid from 2004 (the old process w/ glued in re-rings) and it's a killer snare.
@asel2000 No unfortunately not. If you see the explanation I gave above for the SSC question it definitely applies. The Super Solids being one piece of wood make them to hard to work with to alter the natural grain pattern they already have. Sorry!
I got a matching 3/8th's supersolid with my new kit. It's the best sounding maple snare drum I have ever heard. Super sensitive, and gets explosively loud and cutting.
hayy john im from australia how do i get super soild snare i want get a maple and oak and also interested in a edge snare how do i speak to you to see this is the sound im chasing
DW & John Good deserve every penny they earn, no other manufacturer love or push the boundaries of their products, like they do... they are 20,000 leagues above any other company, go DW !
One thing that is often overlooked are the people and companies like HAAS who develop, create, and build these CNC machines, as well as the engineers who maintain them. The absolute precision and consistency of these machines is remarkable technology, as is all the technology and machinery used to build these beautiful drums. We often take these machines for granted, but wow, very cool.
@TheWordChurch08 Thanks for asking! We have a lead time of about 16 weeks right now for Super Solids which are made from Maple wood. You best chance to getting one sooner is too check with your local authorized DW drums dealer. ://dwdr(dotms/v7qPFu
@MadHatGamer2 We have experimented with similar ideas but they all haven't panned out as well as we wanted. We are always at the "drawing board" though. Thanks for your suggestions!
@Leona197 that said...if you send in the smallest tom from your kit, we can get the new SuperSolid snare to match it. Again, contact our CS dept. They are experts at interfacing between our painters and our customers. They can even send you swatches to make sure you approve before we pain your new drum. We look forward to making your new SuperSolid!
Geez...I may have just found the drum that could replace my 1961 Radio King. You’ve got to hand it to dw, they never stop pushing for the next thing in wood, whether that’s composition, construction, or both. What an R&D effort!
@HoldenMcG after asking the best sources, I found out that it's actually not limited by the CNC machine, but rather the machine that compresses the wood and creates the blank (not shown in video). There is only one of those machines in the entire USA, and it can only do a maximum of 5.5 inches depth. So it is not likely that you will see a 6.5" Super Solid any time soon...BUT this is a big reason why we made the Super Solid Edge. dwdrums(dot)com/snares/coll-wood(dot)asp#supersolidedge ;)
Well we do not consider these snares having a high pitch a problem per say, but we can say that having a thinner shell would make the pitch lower. Thanks so much for watching the videos and our comments!
@Salzcamino Funny you should ask this...we just had a big update here at the workshop. Super Solid snares are NOW AVAILABLE in: 4.5x13 4.5x14 4.5x15 5.5x13 5.5x14 5.5x15
@DrumWorkshopInc I just spoke with Mr. Good himself to confirm my answer, and while I was correct, he assured me the integrated reinforcement hoop does provide extra strength as well as give extra attack (initial "crack") and enhanced tone. The tension on the top and bottom send more energy into the middle of the drum (where all the tone is). There you have it!
John loves his job! We love him for that! Thanks for watching!
Thanks so much for watching and your feedback! We know that all drum companies have great gear and we are not here to say anything bad against another company. We are here to push forward and improve on what we believe our unique approach has already upheld with ourselves...if that makes sense. :)
Buying DW is not just about quality, and the best hardware and shells on earth, but their service is unbeatable!!! I ordered my kit and when the retailer fucked up the order John Good called me personally to assure me he would solve the problem and he did!
Wow! Thats pretty incredible! Bet you wouldn't get Ludwig doing that.. I've hear their customer service is awful.
Mike C you’re lucky you got to talk to john good :0
Thanks very much and thanks for watching!
Thanks so much for choosing DW! We love hearing you like your DW's so 100 times is totally fine with us. :)
For the Super Solid the deepest we can is a 5.5x14. We found the shell had a quick decay as is because of the thick wall the Super Solid has already. We hope this can work for you. You will still get the deep sounding, projecting sound you are looking for, for a metal snare drum application. Thanks again!
Thanks and thanks!! We are very happy to hear your kind words and to make your kit for you! Very innovative shell choices!
@TheLogitech25 Thank you so much for the kind words! Glad to hear of your satisfaction. enjoy!
this isn't just a drum, this is such a wonderful, THING that makes a glorious sound that any snare has made. beautiful is not the right word, but it's the first one that comes to mind.
Thanks for watching! We are here for you when you are ready. :)
Holy shit.. I'm totally blown away by this, so awesome!
I'll definitley buy a DW drumkit in the future!
Thanks so much! We are flattered you would choose us!
Thanks very much for watching and supporting the DW Super Solid snares!
Thanks for your kind post! It was very well said. :)
I think SuperSolid Snare is just the better snare I played in my life. Thanks DW family for all your wonderfull products. I met John Good in Paris last September, that was a very great moment.
Great question. We originally name the rings "reinforcement" to strengthen the shell but when we figured out how strengthen the shell without the rings and took the rings out, it changed the sound of the shell dramatically. The reinforcement rings/hoops are there for sound qualities for the Super Solid helping the focus the shells note.
Amazing! This is why DW is the Rolls Royce of drums.
Agree 100%
Sorry, Imho it's CRAVIOTTO!
@@matthewpaluch777 Craviotto is more like the Bugatti of drums.
Thanks so much! We are stoked to hear you are liking the sound of our snare drums. Our Exotic finishes are another ply of wood over the outside of our shells. They can be pretty tricky to adhere to our shells because of Burl marks and sap content. Sometimes we will get a run of a certain Exotic wood with too much sap content and have to discontinue that style until we can get a dryer strain.
John Good is pretty much the coolest guy in the industry. I really need to own a DW..
Thanks for watching and thanks for noticing! We would be honored to make you a kit in the future!
We are happy to hear your are liking the Super Solid. We hope one day we can make you one.
We are so happy to hear you are liking your Super Solid!
There was actually a time when we did not have True Hoop written of the first version of our True Hoops. Sounds like you are there!
I dig seeing the process of this drum and hearing John explaning the details.
This is why they’re the best. The passion and innovation.
Brother's & Sister's, i'd just like to say without a doubt the DrumWorkshop Super Solid 5.5 X 14, 3/4" Snare Drum is a work of art. The sound is simply outstanding from the lightest touch to a thunderous drum roll. And the finish that I requested ( Natural Curly Maple is a sight to see )......Much Kudos to John Good & Bo Mathew's @ DrumWorkshop for making it all possible. Thanks Guy's !
@Mjbabycakes7072 great questions. It's true that due to the unique bending process, the shell doesn't want to spring out of round. So the thick sections are not primarily for strength. Instead, they primarily function as sound enhancers, pushing more vibrational energy to the center of the shell giving a punch, more focused sound which DW Drums are famous for. Because the hoops are all part of the solid shell (not glued in), there is no more extra glu than if they were not there at all.
Thanks so much!! We very much appreciate your feedback and your educated opinion about our gear. You can't have our man Filiberto's job though. He's been at it for a while now. :)
Ok we hear you Mark. Currently we are only making snares out of wood we have in stock. We can say that any of the Super Solids will have a high end pitch because of the density of the wall thickness.
We like that and so does he. Thanks so much for your kind words and watching our channel! We'll keep throwing up videos for you. :)
That is a fine idea! We'll keep that in mind!
I took the plunge 4 months ago and got a US made DW kit right off the floor at a retailer. I love it! The quality & sound is exceptional. I had a slight hardware problem after a few months & Mike in DW customer service had a new part to me within a few days. Very responsive folks. These drums are great.
Thanks for the love.
@Pmrs745 No worries! Your Finish Ply kit is a Collector's Series. The finish ply will not affect the sound of your shell. We have since changed the design of our badges. Sorry about that. Black Diamond is great finish. Good choice!
If I was to be endorsed or sponsored by any drum manufactuer, it would be DWdrums 100% all the. You guys rock!
@19731973Scott Nice! Sounds like you are getting stocked up on the DW snares. :) We are very happy to hear that you are enjoying your DW snares!
The Super Solid and the Steel snare are a great choice also!
@killjoyshidae1208 Great question! The solid shells are one solid piece of wood without plies basically so we can not apply the SSC technology to these types of shells. The SSC works for shells with a ply configuration. Meaning that with different amounts of plies and varying grain patterns within those plies together make up SSC. Hope that makes sense. Can be a little tech sometimes to explain. :)
We are so happy to hear you are liking the Super Solid! Thanks to you for your kind words and feedback! John Good is the best right?!? We are positive it was nice talking to him. :)
I am truly impressed. That is amazing in design. I had the pleasure of meeting John when I did the factory tour in Feb this year. Good news, I have now got a SCC kit being built for me. 8" Maple X, 10" Cherry, 12" Cherry, 14" maple X, 16" VLX and 22" VLX++. In a Black Velvet Finish.
I can't wait!
Keep up the Innovation!
Hi, The hoops allow us to make thin or thick shells. I wouldnt make a 3/8 thick shell without a hoop. The thicker ones may not require the hoop though, its more for consistency. JG
@Pmrs745 Your welcome! Thanks for watching!
a supersolid kit would be interesting indeed! ;)
Thanks for watching! John has got all the details down.
We long for you! Great to hear your PDP kit is working great for you. Enjoy! The Super Solid had proved itself to tricky of a process on any other type of drum beyond a snare. A bass drum would be at a very high pitch with this type of shell. Thanks again!
@Salzcamino that's a good question! It is there more for sound, than structural reinforcement. Adding weight to the top and bottom of the shell via reinforcement hoop both increases the tension and resonant pitch of the shell, as well as delivers a more focused sound.
Thanks for asking! The main sound difference between Oak and Maple is the brightness or darkness. Oak has a darker tone in comparison to Maple's bright high attack. Oak will still have the attack that Maple does though. The Super Solid on it's own comes in Maple only. For the Super Solid Edge snare we offer any combination of Maple, Walnut, Cherry or Red Oak.
For the Super Solid they will come with a Maple shell only. We have our Super Solid Edge snares that you can combo any of these woods - Maple, Walnut, Cherry and Red Oak. Of course you can finish these shells with any of our available Exotic woods.
Such a welcome change watching videos from you guys!
When talking about their drums; almost all other drum manufacturers just put down other companies: "We do this because we care more about the sound than any other manufacturer" or "no other drum company has the passion and knowledge that we do". So refreshing to hear John Good actually compliment other drum shells whilst respectfully stating what DW does differently and why without pointing out every single flaw in the competition. Awesome!
We appreciate your feedback. We hope there will be a more cohesive way for you guys to get DW out there. We will do our best to insure that for the future.
@Salzcamino thanks for the question (you always have good ones)! As you see in the video, this is a CNC process that requires custom tooling and programming for different sizes. We currently offer 3 different thicknesses, but yes, only 1 shell dimension (14x5.5). We are experimenting with different sizes all the time, and it is likely that we will introduce some new ones in the near future. It is not a stress issue. We came out with just the one size as an introduction. more to come!
Could you please specify what finish the snare is on the the table
Hey there! Not sure if a whole kit will come to fruition unfortunately. The shells would be in a very high pitch and very tough to make logistically.
One of my students has one and it's the most incredible sounding snare i've ever heard.
I ordered mine today !!! Should be in my hands in the near future. Very excited !!!
😃
Watching these videos I am amazed at the effort you guys put into these things. I am only 13, But I know what I want out of life. A DW drum kit
@tokewarming It is always best to check with your local authorized DW drums dealer. We do not do any pricing or sales direct from the factory here. Sorry for any inconvenience and thanks so much for watching!
://dwdr(dot)ms/v7qPFu
Our pleasure!
It helps your chances if your are touring and have a big web presence but we consider everyone. Thanks for considering us!
We'll make you one for your need! Thanks for watching!!
I've met him twice at Dales Drum Shop in Harrisburg, PA. Super nice guy, and he signed my DW Craviotto solid shell snare for me too!
5:08 his ring hits that shell, and just that sound already shows that this shell is gonna make an awesome drum :o
Thanks for choosing PDP! Enjoy!
great question. I forwarded it to JG himself. He's on a wood hunt right now, but as soon as I hear back, I will post his response. Cheers!
We can do a 5.5x13 for the Super Solids and a 6x13 for the Super Solid Edge snare. Hope this will accommodate for you!
I want super solid snare drum in so much... just gorgeous!
@tameemz90 Noted! Yes, we are all very anxious to launch that. We are in the process of photographing the veneer swatches right now :)
We want the mass at the top and bottom to ensure roundness as best we can. JG
We currently only offer the 3 thicknesses, but are always experimenting with new ideas.
Wow, John Good is just amazing. Very innovative. Already changed drum history!
Keep up the amazing work John!
No we have quite a variety of different woods and metals we make snare drums out of. If you are going to look for a Super Solid just use those words to describe the snare you are looking for with your dealer!
@giulienk thanks for your interest. I'll see what I can do about sampling a 15 for ya. Any particular depth you'd like to hear?
@HoldenMcG as you see in the video, making these snares requires some very specific machinery. We have been experimenting with other depths, but to start we went for the most popular depths (based on what most people order from us). I am sure we will make some deeper ones in the future. I agree, a 6.5" would be nice ;)
We have in the past for some hard working Fire Fighters for a 9/11 concert but that would be one of the only times. We figure there are some great marching drums out there that we can stay with what we have been doing.
@ZinayH well then you'll be happy to know that DW snares range from $764 (FinishPly Collector's Series ) to $1699 (Exotic Edge) LIST, which means the retail or "street" price will be SIGNIFICANTLY less.
Super Solid's LIST for $1299 to 1699. Remember , the actual price will be much less.
Contact your local dealer for exact pricing:
drum.know-where(dot)com/drum/
Happy shopping! We hope your wish comes true ;) thanks for the interest.
I really enjoyed this video. Those are pricey but you can see the work and expense that goes into making them. I have a DW Collectors Solid from 2004 (the old process w/ glued in re-rings) and it's a killer snare.
Awesome thanks! What finish did you go for??
@asel2000 No unfortunately not. If you see the explanation I gave above for the SSC question it definitely applies. The Super Solids being one piece of wood make them to hard to work with to alter the natural grain pattern they already have. Sorry!
It was love at first time. Thank you John Good for the video how to tune all drum sell
I got a matching 3/8th's supersolid with my new kit. It's the best sounding maple snare drum I have ever heard. Super sensitive, and gets explosively loud and cutting.
Alright good luck with your job! We will be here doing our very best to push the envelope when you are ready!
John Good is a genius and i'm proud to own a DW drumset now. I would like to meet him when i come to NAMM one day!
Thanks for liking the super solid! We would love for you to have one!
hayy john im from australia how do i get super soild snare i want get a maple and oak and also interested in a edge snare how do i speak to you to see this is the sound im chasing
DW & John Good deserve every penny they earn, no other manufacturer love or push the boundaries of their products, like they do... they are 20,000 leagues above any other company, go DW !
One thing that is often overlooked are the people and companies like HAAS who develop, create, and build these CNC machines, as well as the engineers who maintain them. The absolute precision and consistency of these machines is remarkable technology, as is all the technology and machinery used to build these beautiful drums. We often take these machines for granted, but wow, very cool.
agree.
True! We are sure there would be some original tonal qualities.
i saw one of these at a guitar center today. i hit it once, swear to god i got goosebumps. if i had the money, id definitely buy one.
yes indeed, you have a Craviotto. An yes, they do sound amazing.
@Leona197 that's awesome! congrats. what finish? sounds like a good deal ;)
@TheWordChurch08 Thanks for asking! We have a lead time of about 16 weeks right now for Super Solids which are made from Maple wood. You best chance to getting one sooner is too check with your local authorized DW drums dealer.
://dwdr(dotms/v7qPFu
Very cool John! I can totally identify with this, looking forward to seeing you at NAMM
@MadHatGamer2 We have experimented with similar ideas but they all haven't panned out as well as we wanted. We are always at the "drawing board" though. Thanks for your suggestions!
He's the best! Always keen for a wood chat. :)
Alright, I’ll be sure to pick one of those up soon enough :D. Thanks! And thanks for making such beautiful drums!
Thank you for making this video. I was great and extremely helpful.
Adam G
Very perceptive. His ring makes a good shell tapper.
@Leona197 that said...if you send in the smallest tom from your kit, we can get the new SuperSolid snare to match it. Again, contact our CS dept. They are experts at interfacing between our painters and our customers. They can even send you swatches to make sure you approve before we pain your new drum. We look forward to making your new SuperSolid!
Geez...I may have just found the drum that could replace my 1961 Radio King. You’ve got to hand it to dw, they never stop pushing for the next thing in wood, whether that’s composition, construction, or both. What an R&D effort!
Yes, I want one!
@HoldenMcG after asking the best sources, I found out that it's actually not limited by the CNC machine, but rather the machine that compresses the wood and creates the blank (not shown in video). There is only one of those machines in the entire USA, and it can only do a maximum of 5.5 inches depth. So it is not likely that you will see a 6.5" Super Solid any time soon...BUT
this is a big reason why we made the Super Solid Edge.
dwdrums(dot)com/snares/coll-wood(dot)asp#supersolidedge
;)
Well we do not consider these snares having a high pitch a problem per say, but we can say that having a thinner shell would make the pitch lower. Thanks so much for watching the videos and our comments!
@BennexD We hear you! Our metals shells are not to far off from that now. :)
@Salzcamino Funny you should ask this...we just had a big update here at the workshop. Super Solid snares are NOW AVAILABLE in:
4.5x13
4.5x14
4.5x15
5.5x13
5.5x14
5.5x15
@Lorriane48 secret alien technology mixed with ancient voodoo spells. ;)
Congrats on the new snare! Glad to hear it walks the walk.
We do not unfortunately! We can make an Edge snare with Maple/Mahogany if you like.
@JoshTinkler Just the snares you see in this video. We do not make full kits our solid shells.
@DrumWorkshopInc I just spoke with Mr. Good himself to confirm my answer, and while I was correct, he assured me the integrated reinforcement hoop does provide extra strength as well as give extra attack (initial "crack") and enhanced tone. The tension on the top and bottom send more energy into the middle of the drum (where all the tone is). There you have it!