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Tama SLP 6.5x14 Maple

Tama SLP 6.5x14 Maple

Tama S.L.P. Kit - Studio Maple - Joel Rosenblatt

Tama S.L.P. Kit - Studio Maple - Joel Rosenblatt

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Description

The TAMA S.L.P Studio Maple snare drum is built on the foundation of a 6-ply, 5 mm and 100% maple shell. The drum outputs the all the best qualities of maple tone (see: warmth and depth) even in the most discerning environments. Aided by 100% maple wood hoops, this shell is also coated with urethane for enhanced durability. The lugs on this snare drum are Starclassic issue and the snares are 20-strand super sensitive high-carbon steel.
TAMA S.L.P. Studio Maple Snare Drum 14 x 6.5 in.

Features

  • Shell: 6-ply/5 mm all-maple shell
  • Size: 14x6.5"
  • Finish: Sienna
  • Hoop: 100% maple wood hoops
  • Lug: Starclassic lug
  • Snares: 20-strand Carbon Steel Snappy snares

Warranty

Wood hoops - 30 day warranty.
All hardware (metal hoops) and shell finish - One year warranty.
Shells - 5 year warranty.

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Reviewed by 3 customers

  • I already own one, I play to buy the whole five piece SLPkit

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byMandingo Zulu King

    fromChicago, Illinois

    Tama has always made great prducts

  • Tama cut costs in the wrong places

    2

    submitted6 years ago

    byHappy Drumer Dude

    fromVentura County

    I picked this up at my local GC a couple months ago heavily discounted on clearance. Let me be clear, this drum sounds great. It has a wide snare bed and works well with various snares up to 42 without issue. For my needs a 16 strand with the wood hoops and 2 ply coated top is perfect. The exterior of the drum is gorgeous. Installed are tastefully styled lugs and the dye/laquer finish is clean (I have the Sienna). But why 2 stars? While doing maintence I noticed the throwoff is crooked. When dropping the snare the mechnism comes down at an angle. There's no slop in the holes to align the throwoff. The holes are simply poorly drilled. Next on the bottom bearing edge I can feel where the router was pulled away from the drum. There's a noticable bump on the outer edge and it's no where near the snare bed. I'm sure I can send this back to be fixed but why should anyone have to deal with that? These are glaring issues that should be caught before shipping. Luckily, I got mine heavily discounted. I would not pay full price regardless of this drum sounding good. There are many other brands or even maybe another series from Tama that offer higher quailty workmanship and comparable sonic perfomance at equal cost. No drummer should have to deal with these types of issues. I can't recommend any SLP but I still love Tama. Spend your hard earned money elsewhere.

  • :)

    5

    submitted12 years ago

    byChester Rocamora

    fromfife wa

    love the low tuned pitch

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