Sparedrum L2SD - SNARE DRUM LUG - 51MM (X1)
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Manufacturer Information
Sparedrum
https://www.sparedrum.com
info@sparedrum.com
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VBV International
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
This snare drum shell belongs to the family of "standard" spare parts and upgrades, designed to quickly put a shell back into service or to reinforce worn hardware without altering the aesthetics thanks to the chrome finish.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
It is aimed at drummers from beginners to advanced, technicians, and workshops, for the maintenance of a rehearsal, studio, or stage snare drum. Ideal if you are looking for a robust and easy-to-install part to maintain stable tuning.
Features and Innovations
The M4 mounting format and 51 mm center-to-center spacing facilitate the replacement of an existing shell, while the brass provides rigidity and reliability. The #12-24 tension rod threading remains a common standard, useful for standardizing your tension rods and minimizing surprises during assembly.
Sound
A shell does not alter the wood's sonic signature, but a rigid and well-fitted part contributes to tuning stability and a more consistent tension feel. The result: less loosening, more precise tuning, and a snare drum that stays more consistent between songs.
Technical specifications
| Center-to-center spacing | 51 mm |
| Drill hole diameter | 6 mm |
| Mounting screw type | M4 |
| Tension rod threading | standard #12-24 (approximately 7/32 diameter) |
| Shell | brass |
| Finish | chrome |
Questions frequently asked
Is this shell compatible with a 51 mm center-to-center spacing?
The mounting corresponds to a 51 mm center-to-center spacing. The required drilling holes have a diameter of 6 mm.
What tension rod threading does this snare drum shell use?
The threading used is the standard #12-24, with a diameter of approximately 7/32 inch. This allows the use of tension rods matching this specification.
What screws are needed to mount the Sparedrum L2SD?
Assembly is carried out with M4 screws. This specification is suitable for replacing an existing shell with this type of mounting.
Is the L2SD shell made of chrome-plated brass?
The shell is made of brass and receives a chrome finish.
Does a brass shell improve the tuning stability of a snare drum?
A rigid and properly fitted piece helps maintain more consistent tension. Brass provides the required rigidity for this shell. Tuning stability also depends on the mounting and the #12-24 tension rods used.
