SONOR Snare Drums
SONOR drums were developed in the 1800s in Germany when a trained wood worker started to develop drumsfor military bands.
The brand grew to a worldwide status and is now a prominent name in rock, funk and percussion music.
Types of SONOR Drum
- Artist Series snare drums - characterised by their smart appearance, these snare drums are often used by brass bands. Some models in this collection are made from 24 carat gold and bronze, plus black chrome. They use a dual glide system for a smoother use
- Signature snare drums - referred to as the ‘big 5’, SONOR defines these drums as the loudest and most prominent drums in their range. Each of them have unique designs and their own individual sounds which bring a maximum volume to your drumming
- Phonic Re-Issue snare drums - the outer shell is made of beech wood and plated with chrome with a thickness of 10.5mm
Reasons to choose SONOR Snare Drums
- Made to be sturdy and robust, with a smart design
- Available in varieties of wood and metal
- Intricate and rich designs bring new layers of sound
How to Assemble and Look After Your Sonor Drums
- Specialist SONOR drum keys can be used to tighten up the rods of your drum.
- When they are not in use, drums need to be taken apart, with the screws loosened at the joins and the stands folded up to be placed into bags
- Carry your drums carefully to avoid knocking them against walls to avoid getting parts of your drum indented or chipped
Parts for Your Drums
- Choose a drum key to tighten up the rods, retaining the tension of the drum wraps
- Use damp pads to gently clean the surface of your drum heads
- Choose a SONOR fabric bag to hold your drums securely while on the move.
- If you need to hold several drums or other instruments together, choose a multiple stand