Sparedrum L15SDTT - SNARE DRUM / TOM LUG - 38MM (X1)
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Sparedrum
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info@sparedrum.com
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VBV International
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
This shell is one of the essential hardware parts for the maintenance and refurbishment of an acoustic drum kit. Its size and threading standards make it a practical solution to replace a worn, damaged, or oxidized shell while maintaining common compatibility with existing tension rods and hoops.
Who This Drum / Component Is For
It is intended for beginner to advanced drummers, backline technicians, and anyone looking to secure a snare drum or tom shell. Ideal for workshops as well as tours, for quick repairs, restoration projects, or custom builds.
Technical specifications
| Use | Tom - Snaredrum |
| Material | brass |
| Color | Grey |
| Finishing | Chrome |
Questions frequently asked
What lug compatibility does a 38 mm shell have?
The lug thread standard is 12-24, with a diameter of 7/32 inch. This shell is intended for tom and snare drum shells using this standard.
What is the center-to-center distance required to mount the Sparedrum L15SDTT?
The center-to-center distance is 38 mm. The required hole diameter for drilling is 6 mm.
Are the mounting screws included with this shell?
The shell attaches to the drum shell with M4 screws, but the mounting screws are not included. A rubber isolation gasket is provided.
Is this chrome shell suitable for a snare drum?
This part is designed for a snare or a tom. Its chrome finish and brass body allow it to replace hardware with a 38 mm spacing.
Does the isolation gasket reduce hardware noise?
Thanks to the supplied isolation gasket, unwanted vibrations and mechanical micro-noises are better contained. The rubber also helps stabilize the shell when tightened and preserves the drum shell's finish. A more stable tuning can thus be achieved, especially on snare drums.
