TWO OUT OF THREE DAMAGED! PACKING OF THIS ITEM WAS THE PROBLEM, ''NOT ENOUGH OF IT, JUST A CHEAP JOB!!!!!!!

My son was very happy with the snare. Well packaged. Prompt delivery. Good product.

Estan realment bons. Li he posat a una caixa Gretsch Broadkaster i sóna el doble millor que abans. Té un so càlid, la durada és molt controlable des del tensor i no s'excita tan fàcilment amb la ressonància dels altres tambors. Excel·lent!He d'afegir que el servei de SEUR ha estat l'altra cara de la moneda. Realment ha estat un infern per fer que m'arribi el producte. No vull explicar tot el procés perquè ha estat molt estressant, però si podeu evitar SEUR us estalviareu disgustos.

Good snare wires, took a while for me to adjust them but that was down to the snare. Do not use the nylon sting/wires that come with it, they are awful and they greatly reduce the wires' contact with snare, just use the mylar ones that you can get or any other straps. Overall good product, nice tone, lets the drum speak.

Before you read this know I am talking about a set of 14" Puresounds not 13's as stated. Puresound............Puresound..........Puresound...........that's all I read on internet drum forums and drum magazines about what to get to really change the way your snare sounds and responds. I had bought an old 1959 Chicago Slingerland six lug student model snare to re-wrap to match a jazz kit I was piecing together with orphan Slingerland shells. Drum was already re-wrapped when I go it in some old "countertop" wrap; yeah it was thick just like countertop, no kidding.... I had to pry the head off. The drum for its age was in fine shape, good chrome and a perfect working Rapid strainer. The old countertop wrap came off easily and the re-wrap I did came out perfect, even matched the seam dead center behind the butt plate like those old Craftsman at Slingerland did. The drum gleaming in new red sparkle made the kit, retro cool with the 6 lugs. A great drum until I tried to dial it in. Didn't matter low tuning, medium tuning or high tuning the drum sounded boxy and the snares themselves like they were rattling around just outside the room. In frustration the drum went into the closet and I used a mismatched but exquisite mid sixties Artist snare with the kit. Well all the talk of Puresounds must have worked on my sub concious as one night while ordering a couple CD's on Amazon ordered up a set of Puresounds. When they arrived I was first impressed by the high quality; no blobs of solder on the snare wire ends, no bent or misshaped wire, nice copper finish on the ends, a fine looking sent of snares. But how will they sound? I put them on the drum; I used cord rather than the wire that came with the snares, personal preference. I set the drum behind the kit, gave it a few rolls and damn near fell off the throne! The change was astounding. Gone was the boxiness, the snares responded immediately and suddenly that warm fat sound associated with old Slingerland mahogany snares rang out. Just an immediate and incredible difference. Over the course of a week or so I experimented with a variety of tuning ranges and found the sweet spot just a little high above medium tuning however all other tunings sang almost as well. The snares whether set loose or tight refused to choke and were responsive over all tensions. I play with a jazz guitar trio and ghost notes since the addition of the Puresounds no matter how hushed had an audible and defined presence. Yes I think these one of the finest aftermarket products I've bought for any part of my kit, they defined the snare sound, dare I say most bang ever for the buck! I did replace a set of 13" wires on a home built picillo snare with Puresounds and experienced equally fine results and now I'm about to order a set for that "exquisite mid sixties Artist snare", cannot wait to hear how they will improve an already fantastic sounding drum. I highly recommend a set for any snare you may have that sounds less than you've expected it to sound, the difference you will hear is simply astonishing!RegardsDon STucsonAZ