Gibraltar SC-SBE - GIB DLX SNARE BUTT END

Name: SC-SBE - GIB DLX SNARE BUTT END
Brand: Gibraltar
SKU: 187755
Price: 14.30 EUR
Availability: InStock

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ID : 187755

EAN : 0736021372337

Essential Information About the Deluxe Model Trigger Butt Plate

Indispensable part for properly securing the opposite end of the snare wire
Designed for simple and clean mounting on the shell, opposite the trigger
Helps stabilize snare tension for more reliable daily tuning
Ideal replacement for a worn, bent, or missing part

SC-SBE - GIB DLX SNARE BUTT END

14,30 €VAT incl.

0,00 € Ecotax included

Reference price

Historical Context and Positioning in the Range

The "butt plate" is one of the essential mechanical components of a snare drum: it holds the snare cord or strap opposite the trigger. This version is announced as compatible with a Deluxe model trigger, allowing for a quick and coherent restoration of the entire setup.

Intended Users

This part is intended for any drummer, technician, or workshop seeking a reliable replacement solution, whether in rehearsal or on tour, for a snare drum equipped with a Deluxe model trigger.

Features and Innovations

It provides a stable anchor point for the snare wire, facilitating alignment and reducing tuning issues caused by vibrations. The mounting is done on the shell, on the resonant side, opposite the trigger.

Sound

A butt plate in good condition promotes consistent snare tension, which improves attack clarity, sensitivity to ghost notes, and limits unwanted buzzing caused by an unstable anchor.

Technical specifications

Type	trigger butt plate for snare drum	Position	opposite side of the trigger, on the shell
Compatibility	Deluxe model trigger	Screws	not specified
Function	anchor point for snare cord or strap

Questions frequently asked

Is the Gibraltar SC-SBE compatible with a Deluxe trigger?

This counterpart is advertised for use with a Deluxe model trigger.

Where should a snare counterpart be mounted on a snare drum?

The mounting is done on the shell, on the resonant side. The part is placed opposite the trigger to accommodate the snare cord or strap.

Does this part accept a snare cord or a strap?

The anchor point provided by this counterpart accepts a snare cord or strap.

What effect does a well-maintained trigger counterpart have on the snare?

A stable anchor promotes even snare tension. This can improve the attack's clarity and sensitivity to ghost notes. Unwanted buzz caused by an unstable anchor is reduced.