Snare Drums

I have sold many Premier Artist Birch kits and snares made in England. And found them to have a warm, superb sound and to be reliable and professionally made.

These rare and amazing British snare drums sound so good with the right tuning they can sound even better than Supraphonics and Acrolites.

These Hi-Fi snares sound even more lively and exciting than Ludwig Supraphonics.

This has a very recognizable 1930s character similar to the kind of snare sound that Gene Kruper used in his legendary movies from this era.

Knight brand drums have been available online for many years and though you may not know the name, they are well-made drums.

It boasts a 10ply Maple shell, 20 ultra stylish lugs, a big chunky badass snare mech, and heavy-duty hoops to handle whatever you dish out.

Features such as the Sonic Saver hoops, Hammered shell, and new snare system ensure this drum cuts through whilst maintaining total control of your sound.

This is just a shell, so I don't have the badge, lugs, hoops, heads, or the snare mech.

New Remo Ambassador coated head gives this drum a snappy, exciting sound, with plenty of volume.

This snare has the fatness and bottom end of an 8'' depth and the tight, punchy response of a 12'' diameter.

The distinctively English construction and superb sound quality of this snare is stylish and impressive.

The vintage Maple shells with internal reinforcement hoops along with Sonor's own unique and unbelievable die-cast hoops give this a sound to die for.

Starclassic Maple snare drums come standard with Sound Focus Rings also known as REO hoops which were also used on American and British vintage drums in the 60s and 70s.

This is an excellent sounding snare that suits entry-level through to intermediate players.