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#165451 - 06/20/08 03:57 AM Re: SNARE TUNING thread [Re: SkyhawkDrummer]
SnareEffect89 blank Registered: 06/28/07 Loc: Clayton, NC	Thank you, everyone who has contributed to this thread. It has helped me so much. I would like to contribute myself but I pretty much just did a combination of some of the ways you all did it. Thanks again. _________________________ Clayton High School Battery and Winter Drumline\|\|2004-2008\|\| Site Admin of the Drum Corps International MySpace
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#165680 - 06/21/08 08:13 PM Re: SNARE TUNING thread [Re: SnareEffect89]
SkyhawkDrummer Registered: 11/06/07 Loc: SoCal	BUMP.......i tuned my decently but i can't get a nice wet sound......any help is appreciated i think the bottom head is too tight but im not exactly sure why my snare sounds so dry...please help me out Edited by SkyhawkDrummer (06/21/08 08:14 PM) _________________________ Freshman:Bass 3(Marching Band) Bass 2(Winter Drumline)[Bass Cap.] Sophomore:Bass 2(Marching Band)[Bass Cap.] Incognito '09: Snare Drum(Winter Drumline)
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#171386 - 09/14/08 05:17 PM Re: SNARE TUNING thread [Re: SkyhawkDrummer]
maskeddrummer Registered: 06/17/05 Loc: Florissant,MO	heres a video of my snare that I just recently tuned. I took the video out side so it sounds better then inside. Tell me what you think... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gd0hwab-TMo _________________________ If you ain't having fun, you ain't doing it right.
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