Sparedrum H23-13-8BR - 13" 8 HOLES BRASS 2.3MM SUPER TRIPLE FLANGE DRUM HOOP
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Sparedrum
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
The "triple flange" design is a classic in drum hardware, appreciated for its balance between lightness, tuning stability, and musicality. This stamped steel version with a golden finish aims for a premium look while maintaining the traditional response of an open hoop.
Who This Drum/Hoop Is For
This hoop is intended for beginner to advanced drummers who want to restore their shell, standardize their setup, or achieve a freer attack and more present sustain. It is suitable for rehearsal, studio, and stage use, especially for styles that seek resonance: pop, rock, funk, gospel.
Technical specifications
| Number of holes | 8 | Color | Yellow |
| Use | Tom - Snaredrum | Finishing | Gold |
| Material | steel, brass | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this 13-inch hoop compatible with an 8-lug tom or snare drum?
The 13-inch diameter and 8 holes correspond to a tom or snare drum configuration equipped with 8 lugs. Compatibility therefore requires the same number of mounting points on the shell.
What sound does a 2.3 mm triple flange hoop produce?
The 2.3 mm triple flange profile promotes an open sound, with broad resonance and longer sustain. The tuning response remains gradual to balance attack and resonance.
Is the Sparedrum Cercle 13" 8 Tirants Doré suitable for a snare drum?
This model is designed for use on toms or snare drums with 8 lugs.
What material is this gold hoop made of?
The construction combines steel and brass. The gold finish, a brass plating type, provides a yellow appearance matching the hardware.
For which drum styles is this open hoop suitable?
Thanks to its more pronounced sustain, this hoop can be used in pop, rock, funk, or gospel contexts. Its open profile is suitable for rehearsal, studio, and live performance.



