DW Collector's Series 3mm Aluminum Snare Drum 6.5x14

This ain’t your father’s aluminum snare! Still dry, but with the greater bottom end you’d expect from a thick metal shell.
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00:09 Low Tuning
01:24 Medium-Hight
02:56 Medium Tuning
04:52 Cross Stick
05:19 Medium-High
07:12 Brushes
07:49 High Tuning
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

[@steverichdrummr]

I love how you're doing many of these videos with the stop signs. They are just as sweet as fine chocolates. Great drumming and recording as well.

[@davidsuprenant893]

Love how you demo the gear,fantastic.

[@mrmusic21]

Why turn the knob when the butt plate is adjustable?

[@2112percussion_]

Why reach to the far side of the drum and wedge your hand between the snare and the tom and the kick when the knob is right there on the near side?

[@mrmusic21]

@@2112percussion_ I can understand that. I'm just saying during a song you won't have time to turn the knob. Also, the multi-position butt plate is one of the main selling points of DW snares. Anyways, enjoyed the demo!