Drum Toms

Drum Toms

Snare Wires Original

Posted by Administrator on April 9, 2010 under Drums

Snare Wires Original
Snare Wires Original
Why do the snares on my supraphonic snare drum keep loosening?

I have a late 60's ludwig LM 400 supraphonic. I don't have much experience changing the actual wires so I did it for the first time recently. So, once i was finished I flipped the throwoff and started playing. It sounded good but after about 10 minutes I noticed the sound started to change. So I took off my headphones and realized the wires had loosened almost completely. I tightened the snares and the same thing happened. I checked the cord I used to attach them and it seemed to be knotted and tightened and looked normal. The but plate was on securely and Im pretty sure it wasn't loosening from there. I checked where I attached the cord to the throwoff and it seemed to be okay. I read somewhere that this could be a result from the actual throwoff loosening. Since the throwoff is the original p83 could this be loosening? And would a new one help? I used tama 20 strand snappy snares. Could switching to say, puresound snares help due to the higher quality?
Thanks!

New snare strainers will stretch a bit but not a lot. Sounds to me like the string was stretching out (cord) most snares employ a clear tape to secure it to the throw off and the plate. It is made of a very strong material that does not stretch. It is possible that the throw off is getting old and not holding tension as it used too. Take it to a local drum shop and see if they can help

Original Ludwig Super Sensitive 14 ' Snare wires Original Ludwig Super Sensitive 14 ' Snare wires Paypal 4 Bids US $16.45 1d 17h 44m


Emil Gallier - Wire (Original Mix)


Rhythm Tech Active Snare Wire Replacement


Rhythm Tech Active Snare Wire Replacement


$9.99


Wires for the RT7000 14" Active Snare and RT7013 13" Active Snare Systems.

Rhythm Tech The Active Snare System


Rhythm Tech The Active Snare System


$19.99


A replacement snare that retro-fits to any snare drum (standard 14" or 13" piccolo) using a single-sided throw off.This innovative alternative to the "snappy snare" uses an anodized aluminum carrier to pre-tension the wires, allowing the unit to be adjusted with significantly less pressure against the bottom head for more sensitivity, resonance and volume from the drum.Replacement wires available for both models.

Snare, Ambassador, Hazy, 10 Diameter


Snare, Ambassador, Hazy, 10 Diameter


$12


Snare, Ambassador, Hazy, 10" Diameter Snare Side

Snare, Ambassador, Hazy, 12 Diameter


Snare, Ambassador, Hazy, 12 Diameter


$13


Snare, Ambassador, Hazy, 12" Diameter Snare Side

Snare, Ambassador, Hazy, 13 Diameter


Snare, Ambassador, Hazy, 13 Diameter


$14


Snare, Ambassador, Hazy, 13" Diameter Snare Side

Snare, Ambassador, Hazy, 14 Diameter


Snare, Ambassador, Hazy, 14 Diameter


$15


Snare, Ambassador, Hazy, 14" Diameter Snare Side

Snare, Ambassador, Hazy, 15 Diameter


Snare, Ambassador, Hazy, 15 Diameter


$15


Snare, Ambassador, Hazy, 15" Diameter Snare Side

Snare, Diplomat, Hazy, 12 Diameter


Snare, Diplomat, Hazy, 12 Diameter


$13


Snare, Diplomat, Hazy, 12" Diameter Snare Side

Share and Enjoy:
  • Digg
  • del.icio.us
  • Facebook
  • NewsVine
  • Reddit
  • StumbleUpon
  • Google Bookmarks
  • Yahoo! Buzz
  • Twitter
  • Technorati
  • Live
  • LinkedIn
  • MySpace

Leave a Reply

Security Code: