Fat Cat FCC1420P 14" SNARE WIRES - 20 STRANDS STEEL WITH PITCH
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
Fat Cat has established itself as a reference thanks to snares designed to solve practical snare drum issues. The "Pitch" model is positioned as a specialized option, ideal when the shell shape or bevel profile limits the seating of a standard snare wire, to achieve a cleaner and better-controlled response.
Who This Drum/Snare Wire Is For
This snare wire is aimed at beginner to advanced drummers seeking a more stable and quieter snare response against unwanted vibrations. It is particularly suitable for studio, pop, rock, funk, and gospel contexts, where attack clarity and buzz control make all the difference, especially at moderate volume.
Technical specifications
| Use | Tone |
| Material | steel |
| Finishing | Nickel |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Fat Cat FCC1420P suitable for a snare drum with a shallow snare bed?
The angled outer plates of the "Pitch" model are designed to improve alignment on snare drums with a shallow snare bed. This ensures a more even contact with the resonant head.
How many coils does this 14-inch snare wire have?
This model features 20 steel coils. This configuration promotes a bright response and good definition of ghost notes.
How does the Pitch system reduce snare buzz?
The angle of the outer plates improves the snare wire's contact on the resonant head. Tension becomes more even and unwanted vibrations are limited. The note's sustain remains better controlled.
What sound do the steel coils of this model produce?
The 20 steel strands produce a clear tone and articulate attack. The nickel finish is recommended for this snare wire.
Is this 20-strand snare wire suitable for studio use and pop-rock styles?
It is suitable for studio use, pop, rock, funk, and gospel styles, especially when clarity of attack and buzz control are desired at moderate volume.
