Rogers Powertone Snare Drum 5x14 - Champagne Sparkle Lacquer

The ultimate wooden workhorse, the new Rogers Powertone produces crisp, rich sounds over an incredible tuning range!
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Drumheads: Remo Coated Ambassador batter, Hazy Ambassador snare-side, and 20-strand wires
0:09 Low Tuning
1:22 Medium-Low
2:36 Medium Tuning
3:39 Cross-Stick
4:10 Medium-High
5:34 Brushes
6:07 High Tuning
7:16 Extra High
Other Gear Used:
Gretsch Stop Sign Badge (1970s): 20x14, 12x8, 14x14, 16x16 Paiste
Cymbals:
15” Formula 602 Modern Essentials Hi-Hats
20” Traditionals Thin Crash
22” Traditionals Medium-Light Ride
18” Traditionals Thin Crash
6” Zildjian A Custom Splash
Tama Star Snare Stand
DW 9000 Pedals
Vic Firth Akira Jimbo Drumsticks
Performed, Recorded, and Edited by Ryan Masecar at Car Shop Recording, Raleigh, NC

[@frankspikes7858]

I had a powertone from the 60s. 5x14 black wrap. Funny thing is the girl i bought it from had the whole set. Either she wouldn't sell it to me, or i didn't have space to house another drum set. Great snare.

[@steverichdrummr]

Great demo, great drum!

[@jeremy20100712]

Glad that they are back. I have a 14x5 Cleveland era and a 14x5 Dayton era Powertone. Love them both. I also have a couple current era Dynasonics that are every bit as good as my 1960s era Dynasonic. So... thinking about adding a modern 14x6.5 Powertone to my collection.

[@justhadrums]

I actually prefer these to dynas, can't make it sound bad

[@mjm5081]

Hey Mister, you practice on your own time!
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