Sonor Kompressor Series Snare Drums // Full Review & Demo...

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Join the. ‪@DrummersReview‬ team as they take a look at a selection of new-for-2023 Sonor Kompressor Snare Drums. Filmed at Cube Studios (Cornwall, UK), April 2023.
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00:37 - Introduction
02:40 - Steel Model - Medium Tuning
03:12 - Steel Model - Low Tuning
03:40 - Steel Model - High Tuning
04:10 - Brass Model - Medium Tuning
04:40 - Brass Model - Low Tuning
05:10 - Brass Model - High Tuning
05:40 - Aluminium Model - Medium Tuning
06:10 - Aluminium Model - Low Tuning
06:40 - Aluminium Model - High Tuning
07:10 - Thoughts & Conclusions
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@johnfartson4080 Год назад

The 14x8 seems surprisingly tight and articulate but still has the low punch. It seemed to me to have the best tonal balance of the three (at least in the given tunings). Also the best to look at imo.

@davidluschwitz1548 Год назад

IMO U GUYS DO THE BEST RELIABLE REALISTIC REVIEWS KEEP IT UP AND THANKS DAVE

@krusher74 Год назад

says the SHOUTER!!!!

@tylerrynberg Год назад

I really wish you guys would adjust the volume between the playing and the commentary. The playing portions have a lot more dynamic range and then Matt is really compressed (loud). It makes it very difficult to turn it up loud enough to really hear the drums without then getting blasted by Matt coming back in. This is consistent in all your videos. Thanks!

@scav3155 6 месяцев назад

Stop complaining

@GustavGoober 10 дней назад

Best metal for use with brushes?

@Slipstream0001 Год назад

Aluminium is one metal shell that sounds awful if too deep (IMHO) and yet they made it the deepest one…

@willruss Год назад

Glad I bought the Yamaha after watching this they sound pretty forgettable

@gabrielemartino2466 Год назад

I totally agree with you... They have every characteristic I don't like about each of the shell materials. Tunesafe is the only real advantage they have over the competition, which... Gets overshadowed by the "meh" sound (as far as I have heard in demos) and the "cheap" throw-off... Also, they call them more affordable, but that 14x8 Aluminum costs almost 700€... At this point it's better to jump straight to the amazing 1mm thick straight wall Prolite brass shell. Or either of the other 2 Prolite metal models really. Also (this may vary) the other Aluminum models go for a bit more than an Acrolite, sounding waaaay worse (IMO); I know the shell thickness varies here so it's not the most appropriate comparison, but in the same price range an Acrolite and some tension locks is def. a much safer bet than the Kompressors. The steel models are decent and have a great price for the quality. But (again, it's just my opinion) they get obliterated by instruments like the Mapex Cyrus or even the Yamaha Stage Custom steel snares, as far as sound goes. At this point it's safe to assume Sonor gave up on putting enough effort in the lower level lines... I miss the old select forces so much, I'd snag one used today if only one with good sizes and finish popped up. As direct competitors to the Yamaha Recording Custom snare line, I don't expect these to come that far.