10" x 6" Wood Snare Drums

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10" x 6" Wood Snare Drums are a great instrument for anyone in the music industry involved in studio engineering or live sound. A snare drum of this type can produce a large variety of tones. From the warm and mellow sounds of smooth jazz and R&B to the high-end and aggressive sounds of rock, rap, and pop, a 10" x 6" drum is an ideal choice for showing off the full range of the snare sound.

The rich, full sound of a 10” x 6” wood snare drum is a great choice for all sorts of music. This type of drum is incorporated into almost any genre, including R&B, rock, pop, and country. DJs find it useful for creating unique effects in their mix. Because of this, it’s a popular choice for many members of the music community including professionals such as musicians, DJs, studio engineers, and roadies.

You can add a powerful and unique sonic resonance to your live performance or studio recording when you incorporate a 10” x 6” wood snare drum into your sound mix. No matter the sound you desire, from edgy and sharp to smooth and mellow or something in between, a popcorn snare drum is the premier choice to help you find your unique sound.

A 10” x 6” wood snare drum is easy to transport AND great for both live performances and studio use. The small size means it’s perfect for any type of musician on the go who needs a great sound in a compact size. Take it with you wherever you go.
No matter your place in the music industry, you’ll find a 10” x 6” popcorn snare drum to be a superb investment in helping you create the sound mix that makes your music stand out.

What is a popcorn snare?

What is a popcorn snare you ask? Well, a popcorn snare drum is a snare drum developed to provide a super-tight "pop" sound that's usually loud and features heavy-duty hardware to withstand high tensioning.

What is the most recorded snare drum in history?

The Ludwig Supraphonic is arguably the most-recorded snare drum in history. And it’s one of my own personal favorites. Its sound is iconic and instantly familiar: Bright, clear, powerful – anything but neat and clean. And its trademark resonance is just as satisfying and memorable as its attack.

Are deeper snares louder?

As a general rule, the smaller the diameter of the drum is, the higher its pitch. A snare with a 15” diameter will sound deep and fat, while a 10” diameter will produce a thinner, sharper sound. Furthermore, the deeper in size a snare gets the more body it has, though this has little influence on the pitch.