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DW 14x8" - huge but versatile
Genres:
I was searching ultimate snare suitable for different genres which I play like stoner,
sludge, death and doom metal. Mostly for loud applications with rimmshots but still clear, sensivity and warm in any other kind of drumming.
Low tension:
Great with 2-ply heads, with which you can achive very fat "Memphis" sound.
Warm, with some nice overtone but still clear and controlable with very huge rimmshot which will give a smile on your sound engineer face. Recommend it for stoner and rock application where you need cannon instead machine gun.
Medium tension:
Medium sustain, warm and quick full punch. Reference sound for slow patterns and blast beats. Good sounding rimmshot but it not necessary to cut through whole band. I think it's easiest tension to control even if you plaing ghost notes.
High tension:
14x8 it's atypical size for piccolo sound but still you can reach that also crack is nice, rimmshot is loud and sharp. It can be usable for blasts as good as for d'n'b if you like that kind of overtones.
Quality:
Premier League - no more to say.
Summary:
It's very good and versatile drum but not for all drummers. It has more "meat" and if you want reach full potential you need to punch it harder than flat snares. Also with 8" of height and weight you will need heavier snare stand which has basket low than standard stands (maybe legs with spikes), necessarily if you sitting low.
I was searching ultimate snare suitable for different genres which I play like stoner,
sludge, death and doom metal. Mostly for loud applications with rimmshots but still clear, sensivity and warm in any other kind of drumming.
Low tension:
Great with 2-ply heads, with which you can achive very fat "Memphis" sound.
Warm, with some nice overtone but still clear and controlable with very huge rimmshot which will give a smile on your sound engineer face. Recommend it for stoner and rock application where you need cannon instead machine gun.
Medium tension:
Medium sustain, warm and quick full punch. Reference sound for slow patterns and blast beats. Good sounding rimmshot but it not necessary to cut through whole band. I think it's easiest tension to control even if you plaing ghost notes.
High tension:
14x8 it's atypical size for piccolo sound but still you can reach that also crack is nice, rimmshot is loud and sharp. It can be usable for blasts as good as for d'n'b if you like that kind of overtones.
Quality:
Premier League - no more to say.
Summary:
It's very good and versatile drum but not for all drummers. It has more "meat" and if you want reach full potential you need to punch it harder than flat snares. Also with 8" of height and weight you will need heavier snare stand which has basket low than standard stands (maybe legs with spikes), necessarily if you sitting low.
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Impressed beyond expectations
I am a DW guy (or fan-boy if you wish). I own 2 DW kits and couple of DW snares so I was let say pretty much prepared for what I've blindly ordered like pair of gloves. But when I first hit this snare I realized my expectations were sub par of what this snare represents, especially with sensitivity. I've immediatelly changed factory heads for Aquarians (standard snare side clear reso, hi-velocity batter). Along with fat, deep sound even on higher tuning, the sensitivity is unbelievably high. Ghost notes are so easy to play and noticed. Having my kit miked in rehearsal room, I've immediatelly turned gate and compressor on snare off because they are pointless with this snare. My heavy music days are probably gone, but even when playing electro music these days, this one's versatillity is superb and fits even lighter styles. Pure perfection
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