Worldmax 14" x 5" Bronze Shell Snare Drum - Chrome Hardware
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Worldmax 14" x 5" Bronze Shell Snare Drum - Chrome Hardware
The Worldmax 14" x 5" Bronze Shell Snare Drum - Chrome Hardware is a Worldmax snare drum for drummers and percussion players.
It is suited to players who want the particular size, construction and features described by the manufacturer.
Product Details
The WorldMax 14'' x 5'' Bronze Snare Drum is a high-quality snare from WorldMax, featuring a bronze shell with chrome hardware and a bronze clear lacquer finish. The shell offers distinct tonal warmth which you expect from a bronze shell, with a long sustain and smooth attack. The drum features durable chrome hardware including 2.3mm chrome hoops, tube lugs, and a traditional S-9 strainer - visually unique.
Ideal for a wide range of drumming styles and genres, the bronze clear lacquer finish of the snare will let it stand out whether you are on stage or in the studio. Designed with the present-day drummer in mind, the WorldMax 14'' x 5'' Bronze Snare Drum offers an incredible sound with a stunning design and is available at an affordable price point.
Key Features
- Shell Construction: 1mm Bronze
- Shell Dimensions (Diameter x Depth): 14” x 5”
- Hardware: Chrome
- Strainer: Traditional S-9 Strainer
- Hoops: Triple Flange Hoops
- Lugs: Tube Lugs
- Finish: Bronze
Specifications
- Brand: Worldmax
- Model / SKU: WMSBZ-5014SFX
- Product Type: Snare Drum
Who Is It For?
This is for drummers, percussionists, schools, studios and other players who need the stated product and specification.
What’s Included
1 x Worldmax 14" x 5" Bronze Shell Snare Drum - Chrome Hardware
Please Note
Only the product and accessories specifically described by the manufacturer are included. Please check sizes and compatibility before ordering where this item is intended to fit an existing instrument or setup.
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If you are comparing sizes, models or compatibility, get in touch and we will help you check the options before you order.

