Evans PURESOUND Custom Series Snare Wire, 16 Strand, 14” C Trumpets & Cornets Post Production and Sound Design

Name: Evans PURESOUND Custom Series Snare Wire, 16 Strand, 14” C Trumpets & Cornets Post Production and Sound Design
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 49718111656
Price: 28.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1773 (16 reviews)

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Evans PURESOUND Custom Series Snare Wire, 16 Strand, 14” C Trumpets & Cornets Post Production and Sound Design Post Production and Sound Design and dividing the audio up into a high frequency range and a low frequency range Models with more strands tend to allow the snares to be more active in influencing the sound while those with less strands allow the drum to be more prominent in the overall sound the Custom series snare wires feature 16 strands of medium gauge wire

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