Sparedrum STOB5-BR - Deluxe Snare Strainer Die Cast Butt Plate 62mm - Brass
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Sparedrum
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
This butt plate is part of the hardware components dedicated to the snare strainer. It is a simple and reliable solution to replace a worn, oxidized, or damaged part while maintaining stable mounting.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
Suitable for all levels, from beginners to advanced drummers, it fits any snare drum requiring a snare strainer butt plate with a 62mm center-to-center spacing. Ideal for maintenance, restoration, or customization (aesthetic upgrade with gold finish).
Technical specifications
| Use | Snaredrum | Color | Yellow |
| Material | steel, brass | Finishing | Gold |
Questions frequently asked
Is this butt plate compatible with a snare drum with a 62 mm lug spacing?
Compatibility is intended for a snare drum whose two mounting holes have a center-to-center spacing of 62 mm. The mounting holes on the piece have a diameter of 4 mm.
What screw diameter is required for the Sparedrum STOB5-BR butt plate?
The mounting holes have a diameter of 4 mm. Screw compatibility also depends on the existing drilling and mounting on the snare drum.
Is the gold finish suitable for snare drum restoration?
The gold finish, indicated by the yellow color, allows this piece to be integrated into a restoration or aesthetic customization project. Its construction combines steel and brass.
Is the isolating rubber included with this butt plate?
An isolating rubber is included. It helps reduce mechanical noise and protects the shell finish around the drilling holes.
Does a molded butt plate improve the snare tension?
Die Cast manufacturing provides rigidity during snare wire tensioning. More consistent tension promotes a clear response and limits unwanted vibrations. The snare response thus becomes more predictable, especially at low dynamics.



