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spence25yo
Tadpole
Joined: 09 Apr 2007
Posts: 22
Location: TN
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thanks..well rigt now i just have a stock tama imperial star metal snare and it has emporers on it [but im gonna change to evans]
but ive never actually heard the J.J or the little squealer..are they good for rock? |
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sfauts
Fierce Wolf
Joined: 07 Mar 2006
Posts: 580
Location: Essex, England
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An emperor is quite a thick double ply head to have on a snare.
If you want a really natural sound, get an Ambassador head. Every head on my kit, besides the snare are Evans, but you just can't beat an Ambassador for overtones. |
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Coolbob
Emperor of the World
Joined: 17 Nov 2004
Posts: 3474
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| spence25yo wrote: | thanks..well rigt now i just have a stock tama imperial star metal snare and it has emporers on it [but im gonna change to evans]
but ive never actually heard the J.J or the little squealer..are they good for rock? |
Never heard the JJ however I own the 7x13 vented little squealer. Great snare for rock and very versitile in my opinion.
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