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Disclaimer: The image above is for illustration only and may not show the actual product's quantity, size, color, finish, or function. Check the Product Specifications for exact details. Explore Yamaha's Custom Recording Stainless Steel Snare Drums, crafted for top - notch sound quality and long - lasting durability. With stainless steel shells, they produce a bright, sharp tone that projects well. Ideal for both studio recording and live shows, these drums are a hit with professional and amateur drummers alike. The Recording Custom series has advanced features like precisely engineered strainers and comes in different sizes for various drumming styles. The innovative strainer mechanism allows for easy and reliable adjustment. The stainless steel shell boosts attack and resonance, making these snare drums perfect for any music setting. Available in 14' x 5.5' (compact and crisp sound) and 14' x 7' (deeper, resonant tone) sizes, they showcase Yamaha's high - quality craftsmanship. Key Features: Stainless steel shell for bright tone and great projection; Precision - engineered for durability and excellent sound; Innovative strainer for smooth snare wire adjustment; Available in two sizes for different styles; Suitable for studio and live use. Technical Specifications: 14' x 5.5' (Model RLS - 1455): 1.2mm stainless steel shell, DC3/Q type strainers, REMO heads, 20 - strand regular/10 - strand bundled snare wire, 2.4mm snare bed, new one - piece lug, outward center bead, 2.3mm Dyna Hoop, 45° bearing edge, 14' diameter, 5.5' depth, 8.8 lbs weight. 14' x 7' (Model RLS - 1470): Similar to the 14' x 5.5' model, but with 25 - strand regular snare wire, 7' depth, and 9.6 lbs weight.
Using your Yamaha Custom Recording Stainless Steel Snare Drum is easy. First, make sure the drum is placed on a stable surface. You can adjust the snare wires using the strainer mechanism. Just turn it gently to get the desired tension and sound. For studio recording, you can place the drum close to the microphone to capture its bright tone. In a live performance, position it where it can be easily reached and heard. When it comes to maintenance, keep the drum clean. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the stainless steel shell regularly. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they can damage the finish. If the drum heads start to lose their sound or get worn out, you can replace them with REMO heads, just like the ones that came with the drum. Also, check the strainers and lugs from time to time to make sure they are tight and working properly. Remember, the image of the drum might not show the exact product, so always refer to the product specifications for details.
