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What is the Finest Wood for Drum Shells

<center><img src="https://i.gyazo.com/f30e8be4ced6bbfc7198a2ec65910c9a.png" width="250" height="250"></center><br/><br/>When you are thinking of buying a brand new drum kit, sometimes the amount of options can be daunting. The most confusing of all is what kind of wood is the way to find the sound you desire.<br/><br/>If you're looking for the best timber for drum shells, we need to know the qualities of every different type of wood. The standard for American drum manufacturers now is Birch and

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What is the Finest Wood for Drum Shells

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  1. What is the Finest Wood for Drum Shells When you are thinking of buying a brand new drum kit, sometimes the amount of options can be daunting. The most confusing of all is what kind of wood is the way to find the sound you desire. If you're looking for the best timber for drum shells, we need to know the qualities of every different type of wood. The standard for American drum manufacturers now is Birch and Maple. Both seem good, and if everything else fails, you can't go wrong purchasing a kit made out of both of those woods. But what about kits made from other timber types which aren't as prevalent? Are those kits worth picking up, or are drum makers just using these rare forests as a smart marketing ploy to get you to purchase them for a higher cost? The solution is both. Each wood kind comes with it's own tonality and EQ, but due to difficulty and rarity in manufacturing, occasionally they include a more expensive price . What exactly are these woods, and what are the best woods for you? Birch Birch drum shells are probably the most common ones on the market today. Birch trees are abundant, which allows the wood to be marketed at a lower cost. You can locate both low-end and luxury birch drum sets, only because it's a simple wood to discover and use. Birch timber is particularly famous for it's tonal qualities, together with peaks in the high and low end frequencies. https://geekstands.com/collections/14-wood- shell-snare/products/birch-wood-snare-drum?variant=32245828386910 tend to sound full and round, with lots of projection. As a standard for timber drum sets, going using birch drum shells is a sound choice. Maple Maple drum shells would be the normal alternative to birch. Maple trees are available as readily as birch, but are offered for slightly higher cost. Maple is a considerably harder and dense wood than Birch, and is much heavier. For many years, almost all drum kits were made exclusively out of maple. This was in large part due to the Keller Drums company who made most of the high-end drums for all the major drum makers we know now. Most luxury kits which you find will be created out of maple wood, because it's known for it's maximum resonance, and it's marginally higher mid. Drums made from maple will produce a more sound, and a warmer tone, but will not work as much as birch. Overall, buying maple shells is a great option, but you should be aware that they'll probably come at a higher price. For more details please visit https://geekstands.com/collections/14-wood-shell-snare/products/birch-wood-snare-

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