Sparedrum STOB2-BR - SNARE STRAINER BUTT PLATE 59-62MM - BRASS
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Manufacturer Information
Sparedrum
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VBV International
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
On a snare drum, the snare strainer butt plate is one of the most frequently used hardware components: it maintains the snare tension and ensures proper alignment on the shell. This brass-plated part is designed as a reliable replacement part or an aesthetic upgrade to give a second life to a snare drum without altering its identity.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
This butt plate is suitable for drummers of all levels, from beginners refurbishing a student snare to experienced musicians seeking to secure their stage instrument. It fits all styles (rock, pop, funk, jazz) whenever you need a stable snare attachment and a finish consistent with your hardware.
Technical specifications
| Use | Snaredrum | Color | Yellow |
| Material | brass | Finishing | Gold |
Questions frequently asked
What drilling compatibility does this snare counterpart have?
The adjustable center distance from 59 to 62 mm corresponds to the center-to-center spacing between the two mounts. The required drill holes have a diameter of 4 mm.
Are the mounting screws included?
The mounting screws are included, allowing installation of the counterpart without the need for additional screws.
Is this part suitable for a snare drum with a 60 mm center spacing?
A center spacing of 60 mm falls within the stated compatibility range of 59 to 62 mm. Verification of the 4 mm drill hole diameter remains necessary. This counterpart is intended for a snare drum.
Is the Sparedrum STOB2-BR gold finish made of brass?
The part is made of brass and receives a gold finish, described as yellow in color.
What effect does it have on the snare drum’s snare response?
A stable mounting helps maintain consistent snare tension. This allows the response of ghost notes to remain more even, with better-controlled buzzing.
