Big Fat Snare Drum "the Original" BFSD 13"

Name: "the Original" BFSD 13"
Brand: Big Fat Snare Drum
SKU: 209094
Price: 28.00 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (3 reviews)

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The Essentials to Know About the BFSD
• Instantly transforms your snare drum into a "Big Fat Snare Drum" with a vintage character inspired by the 70s
• Lowers the fundamental pitch and controls harmonics without altering the tension of the lugs
• Simple placement on the drumhead, quick removal thanks to a dedicated notch
• More stable than gel or adhesive thanks to its rubber rim

"the Original" BFSD 13"

28,00 €VAT incl.

0,14 € Ecotax included

Reference price

Historical Context and Positioning in the Range

The BFSD was designed as a direct alternative to makeshift solutions (tissues, cloths) and traditional damping systems. Its goal is clear: to regain in one gesture that round, matte "big sound" highly sought after both in the studio and on stage, without changing the snare drum or going through lengthy tuning adjustments.

Who This Drum/Instrument Is For

The BFSD is aimed at drummers, both beginners and advanced, who want an immediate tool to thicken the sound of a snare drum, and also a tom. Ideal for rock, funk, soul, pop, hip-hop, and retro music, whenever less treble, less sustain, and more depth are desired.

Technical specifications

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Questions frequently asked

Is the Big Fat Snare Drum "the Original" BFSD 13" suitable for a 13-inch snare drum?

Its 13" size is designed to be placed on a snare drum head of that diameter.

How to install the BFSD on a snare drum?

The disk is placed directly on the drumhead, without adhesive or tuning modifications. A notch facilitates its placement and removal between pieces.

Does the BFSD 13" change the tuning of the snare drum?

The tuning remains unchanged, while the perceived pitch drops due to the disk placed on the head. The midrange and high frequencies are reduced, with fewer unwanted overtones. The sustain becomes shorter.

What sound does a BFSD bring to a snare drum?

The attack gains thickness and the sound becomes rounder, with a dry character. The result aims for a deep snare drum sound, suited for vintage tones.