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Fat tone and volume to spare.
Transparent cast hourglass lugs, 2.3mm heavy duty hoops, and Pork Rings mounting system. The black hardware gives this Pork Pie acrylic snare a unique look and the construction and materials provide fat tone that's perfect for anchoring rock, funk, and fusion beats. 6" x 14"
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omg...
I just picked up this snare 2 day and it truely was amazing. I changed out the old head for a new remo weather king power dot and BOY DOSE IT SING! It has amazing roles and the cleanest, most cutting but not overpowering pop ive heard in a long time. Since i play jazz and rock it is truely amazing how well this snare fits both generas. Thank you porkpie!!
Reviewed by zimmi1993 on 3/5/2007 who plays Rock/Progressive/jazz.
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Looks can be decieving.
Don't listen to the other reviews. These guys must have a really bad ear for them to say this is one of the best sounding drums they ever played. If you are rock drummer this drum will apply to u most so listen. I got this snare for looks. I eventually progressed as a drummer and in doing so realized the sounds u get out of this drum blow. The range is terrible u can tune it all u want but the acrylic shell(while hot as hell) destroys the sound.
Bottom line is acrylic shells do not have as good of a sound as maple or wood in general (definatly not maple). So if u have any musicianship what so ever. You will not get this drum(nothing against pork pie, there seats are orgasmic). If u want it for looks and very few different sounds go for it, it cracks well i guess. But be careful when buying acrylic drums. If you want a pork pie get a little squeeler especially if you play ska or want a side snare.
Reviewed by dumdrum7@aim.com on 11/21/2006 who plays Rock, Ska, Punk, Jazz, Latin..
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Piercing, articulate, high-quality, and sexy
I honestly picked this snare up on looks alone. Once I got it home and tuned it up, I realized this was probably the best purchase I've ever made. $200 is a steal for this thing! Everything about it screams quality, from the lugs to the throw-off to the snares to the sound - which is really unique. This thing has a very wide tuning range, and would be perfect for nearly any style of music. I keep mine tuned pretty high (stock reso, Evans G2 batter), and it's LOUD, but still articulates all of the ghost notes and more subtle things I do. You will not be disappointed with this snare.
Reviewed by MagicMedicine on 10/19/2006 who plays Hard Rock.
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Pig Lite
I bought this snare because I love pork Pie, and it is amazing, if you are a rock drummer you may not like it, but if you are a Punk drummer and you like to crank your snare about as tight as it will go it is awesome! It has a awesome cracky sound and overtones aren't bad, they are perfect. It's a truly amazing drum, and behind the badge it has (hand written) the production number and date it was made. If anything I think this snare should cost more than it does.
Reviewed by Sky on 2/20/2007 who plays pop punk.
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yeah son!!!
hey man i have had this fine piece of equipment for about 6 months now...and all i can say is wow...i've recorded some demo stuff for my band and i couldn't be happier with the way this bird sings...there's not too much ring to it but enough to fit my needs...i play punk rock, metal, alternative and i record individualy...this snare is THE snare to have hands down.
Reviewed by Mike Seaton on 5/7/2007 who plays Rock, Independent, Alternative,Metal.
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