Tama LGM137-STA - SLP SOUND LAB PROJECT G-MAPLE - 13" x 7"
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Tama
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
The S.L.P. (Sound Lab Project) G-Maple snare drum fits within TAMA's philosophy of offering instruments with strong personality, designed to meet very concrete studio and stage needs. The "G-Maple" concept, known for its decidedly powerful orientation, relies on a thicker-than-average shell and "Heavy" die-cast hoops to achieve a bright, dense sound with particularly stable tuning.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
This snare drum is primarily aimed at intermediate to advanced drummers who want an expressive snare capable of holding up in a busy mix. Its 13-inch size is well suited to styles seeking a quick attack and clear definition: modern rock, pop, funk, gospel, fusion, urban music, and any live context where the rimshot needs to "cut through" effortlessly.
Technical specifications
| Category | hybrid |
| Material | maple, ash |
| Design | 12-ply |
| Diameter | 13 " |
| Depth | 7 " |
| Color | Natural |
| Finishing | Chrome |
| Hardware | Chromed |
Questions frequently asked
What sound does the Tama LGM137-STA G-Maple 13x7 produce?
The 10 mm maple shell, with an outer ply of Tamo ash, delivers a focused attack and strong projection. The 13 x 7 inch size offers a bright response while maintaining body.
Is this 13-inch snare drum suitable for rock and funk?
This model is suitable for modern rock, pop, funk, gospel, fusion, and urban music styles. Its Heavy die-cast hoops enhance rimshot definition in a dense mix.
What is the shell construction?
The construction consists of 12 plies for a total thickness of 10 mm. The shell is made of maple, complemented by an outer ply of Tamo ash that adds clarity to strokes and ghost notes.
What trigger does this Tama snare drum use?
The MLS50A linear trigger is paired with an MLS50B counterpart. It works with a 20-strand snare wire and allows progressive adjustment of snare-to-head contact.
How many tension rods and what hardware are included?
The chrome hardware includes 8 tension points and MTL60 brass lugs. The Heavy hoops are model MDH13-8 and MDH13S-8.



