The SLP strainer is my favorite on the market along with the one Mapex uses.Many of the slp line are just flat out incredible deals.. much because of the components.. solid brass lugs and Tama's new modern original design strainer.. The value is just incredible IMO.
The SLP strainer is my favorite on the market along with the one Mapex uses.
Yeah that’s the one. It has the adjustment knob on both sides.The linear strainer? The SLP drums can come with at least two different types. The Linear strainer (as on the Spotted Gum) was first introduced on the Star series drums. It’s a great one.
Which is great for switching them out as a lefty. Just like the old Yamaha and Brady snares.Yeah that’s the one. It has the adjustment knob on both sides.
What are you switching out?Which is great for switching them out as a lefty. Just like the old Yamaha and Brady snares.
Same here. I love the G Maple and Bubinga SLPs, they’re as good as any high end snares that I have played.Sounds like I may eventually try the Tama. Seems the reviews are all overwhelmingly positive
Hard rock Maple is around 1450 on the Janka hardness scale, Spotted Gum is 2470. Harder than Jarrah (1910 on Janka).
And yes, this drum does not lack bottom end.
Using it live is fun; the FOH usually puts the snare volume fader up and scratches his head. Sound is ready. And I’m talking wide open drum with Ambassador heads. Perfect. Same happened with my Brady’s.
What are you switching out?
I just keep the strainer to my left as I’m a lefty, too. But I’ve also had them on the right.
Most times that is the case yes, although not always I have found out a year ago.Resale values will always climb for the Brady. Tama, not so much.