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Title: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: BigFoot_BigThumb on September 09, 2007, 04:02:57 PM
I just read about this drum in the Oct '07 issue of DRUM magazine.  It is absolutely stunning.  But wait until you see the price on them.  WHEW!!!! 

If I was to buy one of these, it would go in a locked glass display case never to be played. 

Anyway, check 'em out.

http://www.promark.com/drum/
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: j_kay on September 09, 2007, 06:51:44 PM
You're late (like I was late about finding out about the iPod Touch)!  If I were to buy one, it better have a really wide tuning range ('cuz, I would play it - forget whatcha heard)! 
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: yamahaboy on September 09, 2007, 09:32:43 PM
Hey the Iphone owners are HOT now because they payed 600 bucks for the sucky first gen ones and now you can get them at the Apple Store for around 350 bucks!!.. ;D :D
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: j_kay on September 09, 2007, 10:02:11 PM
That's an obvious facet of technology - it's always evolving, and the early adopters embrace the inevitable. 

Even the eventual owners fall victim to the inevitable.  Either way, it's win-win, as long as you are happy with your purchase for what you wanted it to do.  If you're in to having the new thing, then it'll always be a lose-lose situation. 
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: j_kay on September 09, 2007, 10:06:18 PM
To add to that, I remember getting my first DVD player back in January 1999 - DVD was still a fairly new format (I believe that it was introduced in 1997).  I don't remember what I paid for the player, but you can best believe that it wasn't the same price that you could get one for.  Even the DVDs themselves were more expensive.  But again, that's the known price that you pay for being an early adopter. 

The moral of the story is that even if you wait longer to wait for the price to drop, you'll still be behind the eight ball, in terms of technology. 
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: bigblackdrummer on September 10, 2007, 06:15:53 AM
To add to that, I remember getting my first DVD player back in January 1999 - DVD was still a fairly new format (I believe that it was introduced in 1997).  I don't remember what I paid for the player, but you can best believe that it wasn't the same price that you could get one for.  Even the DVDs themselves were more expensive.  But again, that's the known price that you pay for being an early adopter. 

The moral of the story is that even if you wait longer to wait for the price to drop, you'll still be behind the eight ball, in terms of technology. 

Nah man Dvds were around in the late 80's but they were really expensive and it was not a highly used format because of the price. But yeah now you can buy a DVD player new for 30 bucks!!! As for the iphone; if you still have the receipt for it Apple is giving back the extra money that you paid.
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: Eccentric-Rhythm on September 10, 2007, 07:11:37 AM
I was going to pre-order an iPod Touch, but being that its only a 8 or 16gig model, I might have to just stick with the classic 80 gig.
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: j_kay on September 10, 2007, 08:58:18 AM
Nah man Dvds were around in the late 80's but they were really expensive and it was not a highly used format because of the price. But yeah now you can buy a DVD player new for 30 bucks!!! As for the iphone; if you still have the receipt for it Apple is giving back the extra money that you paid.

*snickers*

You know good and well that DVDs were not 'around' in the late 80s.  Maybe laserdisc, but that's attempting to make the following analogy 100% compatible:

laserdisc=dvd and VHS=beta(max). 

The laserdisc is an analog format and the DVD is a digital format.  Also the way that the DVD and laserdisc are structured totally different.  I could go into the differences to prove this, but I digress. 

So, no, DVDs were not released in the 80s.
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: yamahaboy on September 10, 2007, 12:52:53 PM
Yeah, I heard that Apple was giving some $$ back!!
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: BigFoot_BigThumb on September 10, 2007, 07:44:50 PM
Hey the Iphone owners are HOT now because they payed 600 bucks for the sucky first gen ones and now you can get them at the Apple Store for around 350 bucks!!.. ;D :D

That's exacty why I waited.  I knew they were gonna do something.  No idea what, but something.
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: yamahaboy on September 10, 2007, 09:39:08 PM
That's exacty why I waited.  I knew they were gonna do something.  No idea what, but something.


Id rather have something thats 2 months old that works rather than something that just came out that barely turns on!! ;)... I learned my lesson with the 360! I will never buy anything electronic when it is first released because alot of the time its always faulty!
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: bigblackdrummer on September 11, 2007, 07:40:23 AM
*snickers*

You know good and well that DVDs were not 'around' in the late 80s.  Maybe laserdisc, but that's attempting to make the following analogy 100% compatible:

laserdisc=DVD and VHS=beta(max). 

The laserdisc is an analog format and the DVD is a digital format.  Also the way that the DVD and laserdisc are structured totally different.  I could go into the differences to prove this, but I digress. 

So, no, DVDs were not released in the 80s.

Whatever dude! I don't expect you to know about the newest technologies when you're living in the ghetto with your Mama! I understand man and I wont judge you for it!
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: j_kay on September 11, 2007, 08:39:47 AM
Whatever you say, Michelin Man, aka Fat Albert, aka Nutty Professor, aka Rasputia (Norbit's girlfriend), aka Rerun (RIP), aka Human Beatbox, aka Big Roly Poly, aka "Donut Roll", aka "Rolls" royce, aka Fats Domino, aka "Breathe Heavy", 'cuz it's hard work to move me and mah belly, aka Angry Fat Man!!!

Don't you have to meet up with Jered at Subway, or is it time to take your Alli (http://www.myalli.com/)? 

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Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: bigblackdrummer on September 11, 2007, 09:57:50 AM
Whatever you say, Michelin Man, aka Fat Albert, aka Nutty Professor, aka Rasputia (Norbit's girlfriend), aka Rerun (RIP), aka Human Beatbox, aka Big Roly Poly, aka "Donut Roll", aka "Rolls" royce, aka Fats Domino, aka "Breathe Heavy", 'cuz it's hard work to move me and mah belly, aka Angry Fat Man!!!

Don't you have to meet up with Jered at Subway, or is it time to take your Alli ([url]http://www.myalli.com/[/url])? 

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Ill tell you what! You can keep the Mojo and the money but I get yer babeh! The only person Im meeting at Subway is your sister who's fresh and going to do it my way!!!! Hey J has Oprah helped your family get out the Ghetto yet? And wheres your Dad? We all know he's like a pack of Rice-a-Roni "The San Francisco Treat".
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: j_kay on September 11, 2007, 10:46:26 AM
And wheres your Dad? We all know he's like a pack of Rice-a-Roni "The San Francisco Treat".
While that's corny as I don't know what, I do know that you're intimately familiar with being a trick - a drum trick that is.  Keep on sticking your stick(s) into those different vent holes, and you're going to contract something, Mr. Follow the bouncing endoresement ball!

How's that alli goin', Jelly Belly? 
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: HumbleGospelDrummer on September 11, 2007, 01:00:02 PM
Whatever you say, Michelin Man, aka Fat Albert, aka Nutty Professor, aka Rasputia (Norbit's girlfriend), aka Rerun (RIP), aka Human Beatbox, aka Big Roly Poly, aka "Donut Roll", aka "Rolls" royce, aka Fats Domino, aka "Breathe Heavy", 'cuz it's hard work to move me and mah belly, aka Angry Fat Man!!!

Don't you have to meet up with Jered at Subway, or is it time to take your Alli ([url]http://www.myalli.com/[/url])? 

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Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: bigblackdrummer on September 11, 2007, 01:23:13 PM
While that's corny as I don't know what, I do know that you're intimately familiar with being a trick - a drum trick that is.  Keep on sticking your stick(s) into those different vent holes, and you're going to contract something, Mr. Follow the bouncing endoresement ball!

How's that alli goin', Jelly Belly? 


You know we's just kidding around, right!?
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: j_kay on September 11, 2007, 01:42:25 PM
 ;D But of course...  ;D
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: SabianKnight on September 11, 2007, 02:11:35 PM
I just read about this drum in the Oct '07 issue of DRUM magazine.  It is absolutely stunning.  But wait until you see the price on them.  WHEW!!!! 

If I was to buy one of these, it would go in a locked glass display case never to be played. 

Anyway, check 'em out.

[url]http://www.promark.com/drum/[/url]


A limited edition Stanbridge drum that is also a limited edition Silver Anniversary snare for a Stick Company is why the price is where it is. Stanbridge makes "fine furniture" type drums. http://www.stanbridgedrums.com/newsite/index.html
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: bigblackdrummer on September 11, 2007, 09:13:21 PM
;D But of course...  ;D

Good cause you my boi!!!!
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: JFunky on September 11, 2007, 09:17:31 PM
Dag, I saw this snare a very long time ago. :-\


It's cool but IMHO is not meant to be played but displayed.  It's kind of like that Kung Fu snare that's out.
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: bigblackdrummer on September 11, 2007, 09:24:13 PM
Dag, I saw this snare a very long time ago. :-\


It's cool but IMHO is not meant to be played but displayed.  It's kind of like that Kung Fu snare that's out.

Yo if the drum is so much that you cant take it to Church then its not worth buying!!!!
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: JFunky on September 11, 2007, 09:28:21 PM
Yo if the drum is so much that you cant take it to Church then its not worth buying!!!!

That's why I don't see me buying an anniversary snare drum.  I'm really diggin' the Mapex Black Panthers and a few DW snare drums right now though. 
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: j_kay on September 11, 2007, 09:31:02 PM
Yo, GMS - check out the first vendor listed on the Pro-Mark snare page:

Bentley's Drum Shop
1503 E. Shields Ave.
Fresno, CA 93704
559.222.5011

lol - Bentley. 
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: JFunky on September 11, 2007, 09:34:15 PM
Yo, GMS - check out the first vendor listed on the Pro-Mark snare page:

Bentley's Drum Shop
1503 E. Shields Ave.
Fresno, CA 93704
559.222.5011

lol - Bentley. 

LOL.  Yeah, I definetly won't be purchasing anything from them.  ;D ;D ;D

Sabe told me that D2G has the new Pearl 8x13.  What's your take on it?  PM me your honest review. ;)

Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: bigblackdrummer on September 11, 2007, 09:38:00 PM
That's why I don't see me buying an anniversary snare drum.  I'm really diggin' the Mapex Black Panthers and a few DW snare drums right now though. 


Yeah man Mapex stuff is priced right and sound good. Im starting to think companies charge more because we let them!!! Why do I need a 1200 snare (Ive owned two) when a cheap ol Stage Custom or Export snare sounds just as good!!! Im not saying just buy the cheap stuff BUT I am saying we need to use wisdom. Im blessed to have what I have but yo; some of you all know that I was rocking the Pearl Sensitones for a very long time.
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: JFunky on September 11, 2007, 09:44:50 PM
Yeah man Mapex stuff is priced right and sound good. Im starting to think companies charge more because we let them!!! Why do I need a 1200 snare (Ive owned two) when a cheap ol Stage Custom or Export snare sounds just as good!!! Im not saying just buy the cheap stuff BUT I am saying we need to use wisdom. Im blessed to have what I have but yo; some of you all know that I was rocking the Pearl Sensitones for a very long time.

..and the Sensis' where sounded proper.  Check this though, I just finished watching MD 2003 DVD again and I really dug the way Nick DiVirgilio's snare sounded.  He had a Brass Black Panther 5.5x14.  I want to know what that Walnut 6x13 sounds like and I really, really think that Mapex should add a 6x14 Maple or Walnut or both to the Black Panther line up.  That size is perfect for Praise & Worship.  Just ask Calvin Rodgers.
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: bigblackdrummer on September 11, 2007, 09:58:49 PM
..and the Sensis' where sounded proper.  Check this though, I just finished watching MD 2003 DVD again and I really dug the way Nick DiVirgilio's snare sounded.  He had a Brass Black Panther 5.5x14.  I want to know what that Walnut 6x13 sounds like and I really, really think that Mapex should add a 6x14 Maple or Walnut or both to the Black Panther line up.  That size is perfect for Praise & Worship.  Just ask Calvin Rodgers.

They do make 6x14 in Maple or Walnut, you just have to ask for them.. I find that Mapex has alot of stuff thats not on their sites.
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: yamahaboy on September 11, 2007, 10:02:00 PM
I going to check Mapex out because I have heard great things about them! Plus Ive played most of the Panthers and they sound MMMM GOOOODD!!...
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: j_kay on September 11, 2007, 10:02:23 PM
(http://www.musicpark.com.au/Graphics/Drums/Snares/Snares%200207/IMGP2611.jpg)
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: JFunky on September 11, 2007, 10:05:37 PM
([url]http://www.musicpark.com.au/Graphics/Drums/Snares/Snares%200207/IMGP2611.jpg[/url])


man....that's beautiful.  That brings a tear to my eye.  I must own that to feel like a true Thunder Cat. LOL
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: j_kay on September 11, 2007, 10:08:48 PM
(http://unangelic.org/stupidlogic/uploads/thundercats.png)
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: JFunky on September 11, 2007, 10:10:34 PM
lol.  That's what I'm talkin' bout right there.  They need to put that logo on the brass Black Panthers. LOL

I love the Thunder Cats.. ;D
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: yamahaboy on September 11, 2007, 10:23:51 PM
Yeah Thunder Kats!!...lol... Im debating on the 12/7 And the 5.5/14 I want some thing a little more shallow  but still have some depth! Should I just go for the middle of the road and get the 13/6?...
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: soul_drummer on September 11, 2007, 10:25:32 PM
6x14 Maple or Walnut or both to the Black Panther line up.  That size is perfect for Praise & Worship.  Just ask Calvin Rodgers.

That size is going to be my next purchase. I find it very versatile and not just for praise and worship but for more. Calvin uses it on most of the recordings he does. It's either going to be a Black Panther Maple 14" x 6" or the Tama G maple Starclassic 14" x 6". I'm leaning towards the Tama. It's very nice. GB.
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: JFunky on September 12, 2007, 08:11:01 AM
That size is going to be my next purchase. I find it very versatile and not just for praise and worship but for more. Calvin uses it on most of the recordings he does. It's either going to be a Black Panther Maple 14" x 6" or the Tama G maple Starclassic 14" x 6". I'm leaning towards the Tama. It's very nice. GB.

j_kay owns the G Maple 6x14.  Ask him about it.  He put a Yamaha Groove Wedge on it too. 
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: Eccentric-Rhythm on September 12, 2007, 08:32:27 AM
Yo, GMS - check out the first vendor listed on the Pro-Mark snare page:

Bentley's Drum Shop
1503 E. Shields Ave.
Fresno, CA 93704
559.222.5011

lol - Bentley. 

Thats who I bought my Warlord from. Cheapest price I found   ;)
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: j_kay on September 12, 2007, 09:37:16 AM
Talk about an anonomly.   ;D
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: Eccentric-Rhythm on September 12, 2007, 10:15:45 AM
Talk about an anonomly.   ;D

No Joke.  ;D
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: JFunky on September 12, 2007, 01:28:50 PM
No Joke.  ;D

man whatever. ::)  You know that you would've bought the all new Bentley Coupe instead of that Chrysler 300 C Hemi.  The only reason you don't have it is because you know for a fact that it wouldn't look right in front of your church with the congregation wondering why they're still in a small temple sitting on wooden pews with no cushions.  They're already wondering why your kit has a brand new snare drum with a crazy looking logo and brand new, old looking cymbals.  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Don't you just love the church's elders.  "Why is it that the Pastors son has all of these new things for that loud drumset and we're still sitting on wood?" LOL 

Testimony Service at E-R's Church -  Brother Roger's Testimony.... "I was praying last night and asked God to heal my back pains and I saw a vision of me sitting down in church with a big bright spotlight shining towards the drumset and an Angel pointing outside to the parking lot.  Yall help me pray for understanding."   ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: soul_drummer on September 12, 2007, 02:24:45 PM
j_kay owns the G Maple 6x14.  Ask him about it.  He put a Yamaha Groove Wedge on it too. 

Dude I just played on a DW 14" x 6" maple....and wow...I loved it....do you know how a solid shell would sound and what's the difference between the regular DW maple and a solid maple shell?? Thanks. GB.
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: Eccentric-Rhythm on September 12, 2007, 02:34:21 PM
man whatever. ::)  You know that you would've bought the all new Bentley Coupe instead of that Chrysler 300 C Hemi.  The only reason you don't have it is because you know for a fact that it wouldn't look right in front of your church with the congregation wondering why they're still in a small temple sitting on wooden pews with no cushions.  They're already wondering why your kit has a brand new snare drum with a crazy looking logo and brand new, old looking cymbals.  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Don't you just love the church's elders.  "Why is it that the Pastors son has all of these new things for that loud drumset and we're still sitting on wood?" LOL 

Testimony Service at E-R's Church -  Brother Roger's Testimony.... "I was praying last night and asked God to heal my back pains and I saw a vision of me sitting down in church with a big bright spotlight shining towards the drumset and an Angel pointing outside to the parking lot.  Yall help me pray for understanding."   ;D ;D ;D ;D

Who told you what I had sitting in my garage?
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: JFunky on September 12, 2007, 02:36:43 PM
Who told you what I had sitting in my garage?

Sister Mary Lou did.  LOL
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: yamahaboy on September 12, 2007, 02:50:48 PM
Who told you what I had sitting in my garage?





Hey EC, Ill race you for that Tama 5/14 Maple snare..lol... I will leave that 300 C in My Cobra's Dust!!...lol...
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: Eccentric-Rhythm on September 12, 2007, 02:56:51 PM
Sister Mary Lou did.  LOL

Aiiight GMS... I must admit bud, you got me better than anyone else has.  :'( :'( Funny thing is, that Bentley Coupe has been looking real pretty to me lately. However, I am one of the only drummers on here that uses all of my own personal gear at church. That includes drums, mics, computers, recorders etc.

See and what the Pastor's Son says to those questioning is this: Read Malachi 3:8-11. Bring ALL your tithes & offerings to the storehouse and He will open the windows of Heaven and pour out a blessing that I wont have room enough to receive. So take God at His Word and Believe!  ;D ;D ;D

Hey EC, Ill race you for that Tama 5/14 Maple snare..lol... I will leave that 300 C in My Cobra's Dust!!...lol...

What year is your Cobra and what mods have you done? Tell me that and I will tell you whether or not your car could smoke mine.
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: yamahaboy on September 12, 2007, 03:13:57 PM
95 GT Vert. (J/P its not a COBRA... GETTING A 98 4.6L DOHC Cobra FOR CHRISTMAS! ;D

Specs: GT

Stock Shifter( Changing soon)
Shorty Headers
FlowMasters x-pipe (No Cats)
240 BHP
0-60 5.6 Sec..

Not too many Mods but I dont have a Job so I have to get what I can get when I can get it!..lol... ;D BTW Do you know somethings about cars because I have a few Questions!!



Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: Eccentric-Rhythm on September 12, 2007, 03:16:32 PM
95 GT Vert. (J/P its not a COBRA... GETTING A 98 4.6L DOHC Cobra FOR CHRISTMAS! ;D

Specs: GT

Stock Shifter( Changing soon)
Shorty Headers
FlowMasters x-pipe (No Cats)
240 BHP
0-60 5.6 Sec..

Not too many Mods but I dont have a Job so I have to get what I can get when I can get it!..lol... ;D BTW Do you know somethings about cars because I have a few Questions!!





First thing. a 95 GT with 240 BHP will not run 0-60 in 5.6. aint gonna happen. Not with the mods that you listed. My friend has a 96 Cobra and we are about even. I know a few things about cars. Just a few.  ;) PM is always open.
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: yamahaboy on September 12, 2007, 03:22:57 PM
First thing. a 95 GT with 240 BHP will not run 0-60 in 5.6. aint gonna happen. Not with the mods that you listed. My friend has a 96 Cobra and we are about even. I know a few things about cars. Just a few.  ;) PM is always open.


6.5 Seconds Bruh... My bad! It originally had about 220 Horses but with the mods id say it runs about 230 Horses in actuality!! The 300 C runs Just under Six which is good for a car that heavy, Plus you have 340 Horses under the hood..lol..
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: j_kay on September 13, 2007, 05:57:52 PM
Dude I just played on a DW 14" x 6" maple....and wow...I loved it....do you know how a solid shell would sound and what's the difference between the regular DW maple and a solid maple shell?? Thanks. GB.

Easy - the difference between the 'regular' DW Maple and a solid maple shell (whether it's Noble and Cooley, Pearl, DW, Dunnett, et al) is the construction.  With the solid shell, it's just one solid piece of wood steam bent and often reinforcement rings are added to it.  With the 'regular' DW Maple, it's a Maple shell, but it's constructed in plies. 

As for the tone, it is said to be more resonant than its ply counterpart. As for me, I don't have to have a solid shell, because I feel that you can get an awesome tone out of each type.   
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: soul_drummer on September 13, 2007, 06:05:18 PM
Easy - the difference between the 'regular' DW Maple and a solid maple shell (whether it's Noble and Cooley, Pearl, DW, Dunnett, et al) is the construction.  With the solid shell, it's just one solid piece of wood steam bent and often reinforcement rings are added to it.  With the 'regular' DW Maple, it's a Maple shell, but it's constructed in plies. 

As for the tone, it is said to be more resonant than its ply counterpart. As for me, I don't have to have a solid shell, because I feel that you can get an awesome tone out of each type.   

Thanks for the info J. You're the man. GB
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: j_kay on September 15, 2007, 10:20:54 AM
I want to know what that Walnut 6x13 sounds like and I really, really think that Mapex should add a 6x14 Maple or Walnut or both to the Black Panther line up. 


Here are more real world photos:

(http://www.pearldrummersforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=295244&stc=1)

(http://www.pearldrummersforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=295245&stc=1)

(http://www.pearldrummersforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=295246&stc=1)

(http://www.pearldrummersforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=295247&stc=1)

(http://www.pearldrummersforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=295248&stc=1)

And, no, I don't own this snare drum.   ;D
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: JFunky on September 15, 2007, 12:18:24 PM
Wow man!!! :o :o  I'm speechless "J".


And you don't own this snare........yet. LOL
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: Eccentric-Rhythm on September 15, 2007, 09:30:43 PM
J, thats not your hand holding that snare? looks like your hand.  ;D
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: j_kay on September 16, 2007, 05:36:53 AM
Yeah, I had a little powder on my hands that day... 
Title: Re: ProMark 50th Anniversary Snare Drum
Post by: Eccentric-Rhythm on September 16, 2007, 07:20:09 AM
Yeah, I had a little powder on my hands that day... 

lol.  ;D