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Gospel Instruments => Gospel Drummers => Topic started by: JoTaLo on June 28, 2007, 03:39:52 AM
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Hey Fam,
I'm wanting a new snare and i'm looking at a
5.5x14 2007 Mapex Black Panther maple snare
vs
5.5x14 Yamaha Sonny Emory signature beech snare.
Which one do you prefer?
Help me out please?
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Depends on what the shell of the Panther is made of?
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Yamaha Birdseye Maple shell
7ply 6.1 mm snaredrum
Sonny emory snare is 8ply 10mm Beech snare
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Sorry I mean Mapex Black Panther maple shell 7 ply 6.1mm shell
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I would go with the Panther man!!... Maple is the most versitile shell on the market... If you have the $ get em both...lol... ;)
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5.5x14 2007 Mapex Black Panther maple snare all the way!
Yamaha's are nice but lately my friends have been having issues with cracking and stuff.
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5.5x14 2007 Mapex Black Panther maple snare all the way!
Sustained. Not even a choice worth contemplating. Those Black Panther snares are the truth. I have two!!
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Hey Fam,
I'm wanting a new snare and i'm looking at a
5.5x14 2007 Mapex Black Panther maple snare
vs
5.5x14 Yamaha Sonny Emory signature beech snare.
Which one do you prefer?
Help me out please?
Sonny Emory...
The Beech has a unique sound... naturally balanced like a Maple Birch combo depending on the tuning and head combo. Definitely has more high end than maple.
Black Panthers are good... If you can get both because they are totally different drums
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Thanks Sabe,
What about the 14x5.5 Yamaha Maple Custom snare's not the absolute. Is it any good for funk or RnB music??
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Thanks Sabe,
What about the 14x5.5 Yamaha Maple Custom snare's not the absolute. Is it any good for funk or RnB music??
It is good for anything in my opinion except hard rock or metal. It is too great a snare to get beat down like that, LOL.
That is a workhorse snare and is the same shell as my Dave Weckl Custom gold lug. Excellent tone for surprising high end bite. Really nice tuning range in my opinion.