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#158841 - 03/02/08 11:07 PM Re: 13" vs 14" - Yamaha SFZ [Re: JoeD]
Chrysis_X blank Registered: 02/28/08 Loc: Las Vegas, NV	Quote: I'm not sure about the technical lbs. difference, but, at least on the 14" (those are the one's I marched) the difference is painstakingly noticeable. Never marched one, but it definitely seems like it would be, over 20 lbs is a lot for a snare. _________________________ Ed W. Clark High School Charger Marching Band: - Freshman [07-08 Outdoor, 'Five'] -- Clarinet - Freshman [07-08 Winter, 'Suite for Solo Drum Set and Percussion Ensemble'] -- Pit [Bells, Chimes] - Sophomore [08-09 Outdoor, 'The Four Freedoms'] -- Pit [Auxillary] (No battery this year) - Sophomore [08-09 Winter] -- Bass 3 My Drum - Yamaha MTS High-Tension Marching Snare Drum [13"]
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#158842 - 03/03/08 07:45 AM Re: 13" vs 14" - Yamaha SFZ [Re: Chrysis_X]
snarepaint Registered: 06/13/03	I"ve spent a summer with a 14" drum and one with a 13"- you won't care what size or weight the drum is at the end of the day- they're both to close to call. You will however, want to pay good attention to your harness. Something like the Dynasty model will feel tons heavier in comparison to a RM tube. _________________________ DCI, DCA, WGI, done it all in some form.
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#158843 - 03/03/08 09:09 AM Re: 13" vs 14" - Yamaha SFZ [Re: snarepaint]
SkyDog Registered: 12/29/05	A top snare is about a 2-3 pound difference. Here are the weights for all the common snare models from the "big three" (except Carbonply): YAMAHA 13" SFZ 14.6 13" MTS 17.2 14" SFZ 16.6 14" MTS 20.1 PEARL 13" Articulite 13.8 13" FFX 14.0 14" FFX 16.9 DYNASTY 14" Wedge 11.5 14" Shorty 18 14" DFX 18 14" DFXT 20 And from a tenor player's perspective: Suck it up, crybabies.
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#166770 - 07/02/08 01:14 PM Re: 13" vs 14" - Yamaha SFZ [Re: SkyDog]
onespockadam Registered: 06/01/08 Loc: texas	Originally Posted By: SkyDog And from a tenor player's perspective: Suck it up, crybabies. That is going straight to my sig. But yeah skydog is right, weight differences in snares aren't big at all, march a set of tenors for about 5 minutes and snares will feel like they're not even there. Edited by onespockadam (07/02/08 01:14 PM) _________________________ Vista Ridge High School, TX Freshman 08-09, Quint section leader (though I am the only quint player )...3rd at PASIC High School Standstill with best snares. Our line's [small] numbers; basses:4 snares:4 quints:1
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#166787 - 07/02/08 03:43 PM Re: 13" vs 14" - Yamaha SFZ [Re: onespockadam]
MCPWayne2005 Registered: 08/29/04 Loc: michigan	Just to let you know you can always take off the MTS part of the MTS and then you basically got yourself an SFZ _________________________ http://www.freewebs.com/motorcitymarauders/index.htm Motor City Percussion Snare line 2002-2007 Pine River High School percussion instructor 2005 Laingsburg High school Percussion Instructor 2006 Wayne Memorial High School Snare Tech 2005-present
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