Sparedrum Butt Plate Die-Cast "deluxe" Brass 59mm
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Sparedrum
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
On a snare drum, the snare system relies on a set of complementary parts: the strainer and its butt plate. This die cast butt plate belongs to the maintenance and upgrade parts family: it allows replacing a worn element, reinforcing a heavily used snare drum, or unifying the instrument's aesthetics with a gold finish.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
This part is intended for any drummer, from beginner to expert, who wants to refurbish a snare drum, secure a snare strainer mounting, or adapt a shell to specific hardware. It is particularly suitable for contexts where reliability is paramount (rehearsals, concerts, studio), as well as setups requiring regular disassembly/reassembly (backline, secondary snares).
Features and Innovations
The die cast design aims for greater rigidity and consistent support of the mounting system, helping to keep the snare properly in place. The 59 mm center-to-center spacing and 4 mm drilling diameter provide a clear reference to check compatibility with your snare drum before installation. The included isolating rubber helps protect the shell and reduce unwanted vibrations at the contact point, while the mounting screws allow for quick installation without searching for additional hardware.
Sound Characteristics
As a butt plate for a snare strainer, this part does not alter the shell's "signature" sound as changing wood, heads, or snares would. However, a stable and well-fitted butt plate can improve the snare's response consistency: fewer micro-movements, better tension retention, and more constant contact, which helps maintain clarity between ghost notes, rimshots, and accented hits.
The isolating rubber also serves a practical role: it protects the shell's finish and can reduce certain mechanical noises (vibrations, rattling) that occur when the original part is worn or loosely fitted. The expected result is primarily a mechanically "healthier" snare drum, easier to tune, and more reliable over time.
Technical specifications
| Type | die cast butt plate for snare strainer | Finish | gold (Brass Plating) |
| Center-to-center spacing | 59 mm | Included | isolating rubber |
| Drilling hole diameter | 4 mm | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this counterpart compatible with a snare drum shell drilled at 59 mm?
The mounting center-to-center distance is 59 mm. The drilling holes must also accommodate a diameter of 4 mm for installation.
Is the isolating rubber included with the gold Sparedrum Deluxe counterpart?
An isolating rubber is included. It protects the shell at the contact point and helps to reduce mechanical vibrations.
Are the mounting screws included?
The mounting screws are provided, allowing installation without the need for additional hardware.
Does a die-cast counterpart improve the snare response?
The molded construction aims for a more rigid mounting of the snare system. When properly adjusted, it can help maintain tension better and provide a more consistent snare response. Micro-movements at the mounting point can thus be limited.
What is the finish of this trigger counterpart?
The gold finish is described as Brass Plating. It is designed to match the hardware of a snare drum equipped with gold elements.
