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TAMA Kenny Aronoff Signature Snare Drum Demo by Sweetwater
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2015
- Who better to demonstrate TAMA's Kenny Aronoff Signature Snare than Kenny himself? He explains why he designed this snare in three different sizes, and why he continues to use his signature snares onstage and in the studio. Thanks for watching, click the link below to get one of these snare drums for your kit!
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Kenny Aronoff is a living legend. Impressive precision and technique.
I saw Kenny play live with John Fogerty a couple years ago. When he introduced him, he said, "This guy is the best rock and roll drummer in the whole world!" After following his stuff for the past couple years, I totally agree. And I love how much thought he's put into the design of this drum to make it fitting for his style. It sounds perfect for that snappy rock and roll snare sound. Beautiful, too. Love the engraving.
+Jacob Copeland Saw him do a clinic back in the mid 90's. Best clinic I ever attended.
Put Kenny in coach because he's ready to play today!
I saw Aronoff do a clinic back when I went to IU Bloomington in 1990. Loudest backbeat I've ever heard. He is a rock drummer--that is, he is a rock. Such an amazing musician.
oddly enough he went to a jazz school for music I think....North Texas State college.
Yes, this is the sound I've been looking for
Saw kenny at a drum clinic unfortunately it was electric drums, didnt know till I was there. He joked that Buddy Rich would be turning in his grave after playing some jazz (the electrics of course). Really want the 5 by 14, much respect for Kenny, what a beast !
Great review
personally I'd go with those 15 a new beats and the 15" snare like Kenny said tune it down with a thick coated head nicely
LOve his work with Mellencamp.He plays a solid beat and doesnt overolap just a solid beat , period!
Great snare, great drummer. I prefer on mine the brass mighty hoops, warmer and have more dinamic. Great great snare!
Not sure I like the die-cast hoop idea. Though I suppose it might dry the drum out some.
Um, WOW. That's some crazy good rockin'. I love the snare but I could never hit that hard.
Hi everybody of SW!!
How did you mic the drumsets to reviews and demonstrations?!?
Nice one - cheers
Pretty nice, I have to say.
Would have liked to hear how does the 4" sound.
+aruizislas I have one. It's a specialty sound, if you ask me. Sort of hard to tune to get good, use-able sounds. Kenny uses a lot of tape in the studio and live, if I am correct. I really hate tape but the 15" is hard to tune without using muffling.
Plus, your 15" head and snare wire options are VERY limited. The good thing is that you can find them pretty cheap used on eBay sometimes. I am not trying to be down on the drum, just wanting you to be informed before you spend money."
I also have the 5x14 and I will be buying the 6.5x14 before long. I love Kenny's drumming and his drums and I want all three to have the full collection. He is also a very nice person. I have caught him in clinic and masterclasses and he's always a joy to see.
Would you happen to be selling this?
Nice
What tuning top and bottom on this ?
8 bills for snare drum - thanks
3:28 i bombed to that
They should have lowered the lights so the poor guy wouldn't have to wear sunglasses inside.
Oh ,poor millionaire drummer.
if you wonne have a bonham sner saund just get the lm402
Sounds a bit like my Gretsch Brooklyn COB, which is much less expensive..
Those toms sound E X C E L L E N T
Sounds like a low-budget yard sale snare.
Ya, just buy an American Supra and be done with it.
That's exactly what it is in essence, lol!
Nope. Those are aluminium.