Tama MS20RL14C - SUPER SENSITIVE HI - CARBON SNARES - 14" 20 STRANDS HI - CARBON STEEL
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Tama
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
The "Super Sensitive" designation refers to an approach focused on maximum responsiveness of the snare wire, designed to finely reproduce the nuances of snare drum playing. This 20-strand model is positioned as a versatile option: sufficiently dense to provide body and presence, while maintaining good clarity of attacks.
Who This Drum/Snare Wire Is For
This snare wire is aimed at beginner to advanced drummers seeking a more precise snare sound without becoming too heavy. It is particularly suitable for styles where an expressive and detailed snare is expected: pop, funk, modern jazz, gospel, rock, studio, and live settings. Ideal if you work on dynamics, controlled rimshots, and ghost notes.
Technical specifications
| Use | Tone |
| Material | steel |
Questions frequently asked
Is this snare wire compatible with a 14-inch snare drum?
This model is designed for 14-inch snare drums.
What difference does a 20-strand snare wire make?
The 20 strands provide a balanced snare response with more presence than a 16-strand setup. The snare drum tone maintains good definition with a controlled buzz.
What sound does Hi Carbon Steel add to a snare drum?
Hi Carbon Steel promotes a sharp attack and bright sizzle. The response remains immediate on soft strokes, supporting ghost note work. Consistent tension adjustment helps preserve this responsiveness.
Is the Tama Timbre 14 Super Sensitive 20-strand suitable for studio use?
Its 20-strand configuration delivers a crisp snap and good clarity in busy mixes, two qualities well suited for recording.
For which styles is this 14-inch snare wire suitable?
This 14-inch snare wire adapts to pop, funk, modern jazz, gospel, and rock. Its sensitivity is designed for nuanced playing and controlled rimshots.
