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moretulife
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Last week I was in my local Long & Mcquade, when I saw this pretty little Mapex Black Panther snare. It has almost the same finish as my Limited Edition Sienna Fade kit, except this is a burst. It also has Chrome lugs on it, which makes it look quite different. This drum was built exclusively for Long & Mcquade, which is a big music chain here in Canada.
This snare was only $220 dollars, and when I tuned it up in the store, and started playing, I was blown away. It is an all maple snare, with Mapex's sound savour hoops on it, for a lovely controlled pop. It comes with utility grade heads which is a bit of a disappointment, but for that price, you really can't complain. Most people buy there own heads from day one anyways. Anyone in Canada that has the chance, should try one of these out. Don't think you will be disappointed.
This snare was only $220 dollars, and when I tuned it up in the store, and started playing, I was blown away. It is an all maple snare, with Mapex's sound savour hoops on it, for a lovely controlled pop. It comes with utility grade heads which is a bit of a disappointment, but for that price, you really can't complain. Most people buy there own heads from day one anyways. Anyone in Canada that has the chance, should try one of these out. Don't think you will be disappointed.