Sparedrum H23-13-6S - 13" 6 HOLES SNARE SIDE 2.3MM SUPER TRIPLE FLANGE DRUM HOOP
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
The "triple flange" hoop is a popular standard on many snare drums for its balance between flexibility, open sound, and ease of tuning. At 2.3 mm, it stands as a stiffer and more stable option than a thinner hoop, while retaining the "open" character of the triple flange.
Who This Drum/Hoop Is For
This hoop is intended for drummers from beginner to advanced levels who want to replace a warped hoop, restore a 13-inch snare drum, or refine the instrument's response. It is particularly suited for styles that seek airiness and resonance: pop, funk, rock, gospel, fusion.
Technical specifications
| Number of holes | 6 |
| Use | Snaredrum |
| Material | steel |
| Color | Grey |
| Finishing | Chrome |
Questions frequently asked
Is this hoop compatible with a 13-inch snare drum with 6 tension rods?
Compatibility is provided for a 13-inch snare drum equipped with 6 tension rods, thanks to its 6 mounting holes.
What sonic difference does a 2.3 mm triple flange hoop provide?
The triple flange profile promotes a sharp attack and free resonance. The 2.3 mm thickness offers greater tuning stability and precision during rimshots. The sustain remains long with an open tonal character.
Is the Sparedrum Cercle 13" 6 Tirants suitable to replace a warped hoop?
This model allows replacement of a warped hoop on a 13-inch snare drum with 6 tension rods. Its chrome-plated stamped steel construction ensures a consistent structure.
What material is this snare drum hoop made of?
It is made from stamped steel with a chrome finish, in a grey color.
What musical styles suit this 13-inch hoop?
Its open sound and long sustain adapt to pop, funk, rock, gospel, and fusion contexts. The response retains an airy quality around the snare drum's tone.
