Sparedrum STOB3 - SNARE STRAINER BUTT PLATE 60MM

Name: STOB3 - SNARE STRAINER BUTT PLATE 60MM
Brand: Sparedrum
SKU: 226263
Price: 3.00 EUR
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ID : 226263

EAN : 3701070003522

Essential Information About the Snare Strainer Butt Plate

Indispensable part for securing and tensioning the snare wires on the side opposite the strainer (butt plate).
Easy compatibility thanks to a center-to-center spacing of 60 mm.
Ideal replacement for a worn, bent, or unstable butt plate to restore reliable snare tension adjustment.
Installation required: mounting screws not included.

STOB3 - SNARE STRAINER BUTT PLATE 60MM

3,00 €VAT incl.

0,00 € Ecotax included

Reference price

Historical Context and Positioning in the Range

The snare strainer butt plate is one of the most stressed hardware components on a snare drum: it withstands the tension of the snare wires and determines the stability of the adjustment. This type of part is generally chosen as a spare or upgrade to restore an instrument, ensure reliability for a rehearsal snare, or standardize mounting across multiple shells.

Intended Users for This Drum/Instrument

This butt plate is suitable for any drummer, from the beginner wanting to repair their first snare drum to the advanced player demanding a well-secured snare wire. It fits all styles (rock, pop, funk, jazz, metal) whenever you seek consistent tension retention and snare response without unpleasant surprises.

Technical specifications

Use	Snaredrum	Color	Grey
Material	steel	Finishing	Chrome

Questions frequently asked

Is the Sparedrum STOB3 trigger counterpart compatible with a snare drum drilled at 60 mm?

The center-to-center spacing of this counterpart is 60 mm. Compatibility requires verifying that the existing drill holes on the snare drum match this measurement.

Are screws provided with this trigger counterpart?

Mounting screws are not included. The condition and type of screws already present should be checked before installation.

What is the material and finish of this snare drum part?

This counterpart is made of steel, with a gray chrome finish.

Does a stable snare counterpart improve the snare drum's response?

A stable anchor maintains a more consistent snare tension. The response becomes more regular, with cleaner hits and fewer unwanted vibrations. This effect applies to both soft and loud playing dynamics.