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@@joshuarichardson3612 it’s just the heads, we ran out of kevlar so had to thug it out with mylar for a minute

SWAC has been noted for music, instruments playing sound not can beaters. I played Trumpet and love the drums when they are apart of the music, making the transition from the buildup to the passage climax. I am not a fan of beating them to hear cadences and trick stick moves although I realize that’s the times we live in

@@jam0to9 like you said you played trumpet. I did as well but spent my marching season on percussion. Swac drummers add more stick tricks and visuals in songs more than of place like when I marched at which was Norfolk state. Clearly you know nothing of tuning of percussion instruments. ASU has always had good tuning to go with great beats. They to me are the best in the swac my opinion only. However that low tuning of the drums to me seems to mask cleanliness. Back in the day they once had at least 15 snares with crisp sound drums and the snares were clean.

@@jam0to9 sorry it didn’t meet your standards

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@@crazyaj3783 this the full one

@@Percussion-clips system blue

They used to be system blue but ludwig bought them out so they are system blue

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They are ASU

not our style, bama state university !

Bec they’re not JSU. Duh.. what dumb ass question/statement.

@@zayhrd are those snare straps if so I wish our band had snare straps ❤

@@MalachiMccabe-t5v yes

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i didn’t say it was …. many hbcus have a variation of it

This is a general cadence that many colleges play. Howard, Hampton, Bethune, and others play it.

They still sound​@@DrumLuv23

​@@DrumLuv23....Morris Brown College Original

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