Sonor SEF11 1002 SDJ Jungle Snare Select Force, 10x2"
Sonor
SEF11 1002 SDJ Jungle Snare Select Force, 10x2"
Item: DRU0023806-000
The SEF11 1002 SDJ is equipped with 16 jingles that produces a crisp and bright sound, which incorporates its self e...
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SONOR SEF11 1002 SDJ Jungle Snare Drum
The SEF11 1002 SDJ is equipped with 16 jingles that produces a crisp and bright sound, which incorporates its self exceptionally into electronic music. The 10"x2" maple shell deliver maximum strength, perfect curving and neutral tuning, due to the tension-free cross lamination of individual plies of wood (CLTF Cross Laminated Tension Free Process).
The main features of the SEF11 1002 SDJ include:
- Size: 10"x2"
- Shell Wood: Maple
- Finish: Natural wood
- CLTF Cross Laminated Tension Free- processing
- 6 tension screws
- Striking Head: white, rough SONOR skin made by REMO
- Resonating Head: SONOR skin made by REMO
- Snare with 12 steel helixes
- Equipped with 16 Jingles
Features:
- Manufacturer:
Sonor
- Shell Hardware:
Chrome
- Tuning Safeguard:
No
- Number of Lugs per Side:
6
Sonor SEF11 1002 SDJ Jungle Snare Select Force, 10x2"
£ 125,00
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Great powerful little snare, I’ll use it in the studio & if we ever get back live.
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This a very good and well thought through side snare. The jingles give it a nice extra voice especially when played cross-stick. This drum also, sounds rather interesting with snares off. Rimshot is awesome, very powerful and cuts through surprisingly well!
Couple of things I would improve, which might increase costs in form of upgrades, so depends on your budget:
- Only tried it with stock heads, so still need to try it with my preferred heads to judge the sound possibilities.
- Throw-off mechanism for snares appears to be a bit cheapish and loose. If snares are too tight it is a challenge to turn snares back on with a single flick. With loosen snares one then needs to tighten the snares with the tension adjustment screw to achieve desired sound. Snares on/off action might not be a single flick or single hand flick.
- Upgrade the stock snare wires to see what impact it would have on the sound.
Mounting observation: Using regular snare stand designed for 13-14 inch drums (Sonor brand) gets a bit in the way where jingles are making it a bit fiddly to secure the snare quickly. Once in it is fine.
Overall a great sound addition to your kit, cajon kit (snare is highly portable) or secondary snare if your budget is tight.
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