TAMA [USED]PBC146 [STARPHONIC / Bubinga 14 x 6]

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Please be noted this one is USED not new.
There is not any issue on the function and the playing condition but blemishes on the cosmetic.
Please send message for more detail information of the condition.

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[STAR PHONIC used snare drums are now in stock! ]

Introducing the new snare series STARPHONIC snare drum, which has a warm and open sound like a vintage snare, and an inclusive sound that envelops a band ensemble!
The hoops, lugs, strainer switches, edge processing, etc. are all new and incorporate innovative ideas that have never been seen before.

While the 6-inch deep shell has a core sound, it also maintains a good response.
It firmly maintains the powerful sound characteristics of the Bubinga shell, with its strong mid-low range. I am making full use of it.
Cordia wood is used as a decorative board on the outermost 1ply of the 9ply7 shell, giving it a luxurious look with beautiful wood grain.


Grooved Hoop
Grooved Hoop is a 1.6mm thick steel flange hoop developed exclusively for STARPHONIC snares. By eliminating the holes for tension bolts, the open sound unique to flange hoops is achieved along with high rigidity and roundness. In addition, the edge shape of the upper end of the hoop uses an inward bending method that was once seen on vintage snare drums. Unlike regular triple flange hoops, it guides the rise of the sound more vertically and moderately cuts overtones, creating a more focused sound.
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Non-Loosening Rubber Gasket (Non-Loosening Rubber Gasket)
A new mechanism that prevents tension bolts from loosening during performance. A rubber stopper block is built inside the claw hook to surround the tension bolt. When the tension bolt is tightened, the hook is pressed against the hoop, and the built-in rubber stopper is caught between the hook and the hoop and contracts. This restoring force fixes the tension bolt and prevents it from loosening.

Freedom Lug & Claw Hook
Newly designed lug and claw hook that when the tension bolt is loosened, the claw hook that secures the hoop tilts outward and detaches from the hoop. adopted. This mechanism allows for easier and faster drum head replacement without completely removing the tension bolt from the lug.
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Linear Drive Strainer
Even if you move the lever quickly, Snappy itself moves slowly at a constant speed, and the linear drive moves in conjunction with the amount of movement. Adopts a structure. As a result, even during quick ON/OFF operations during performance, we have succeeded in reducing to the absolute minimum the contact sound that occurs when the snappy hits the bottom head.
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Ratchet Style Snappy Tension Adjuster
In order to prevent the snappy tension from loosening during performance, the strainer adjustment knob is Adopts a ratchet type adjustment mechanism with a gear on the inside. It does not loosen unless you go over a step, so it boasts an extremely high tension retention ability. In addition, the vertical width of Snappy can be adjusted in very small increments of 0.125mm for each gear, allowing for more delicate tension adjustment.

Detachable Butt Plate
By tilting the snappy cord fixing plate by 30 degrees compared to the conventional one, extra force that can adversely affect the drum shell and strainer is avoided. Snappy itself can be more securely attached to the head without applying any pressure.
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Bearing Edge
Bearing edge is one of the important elements that affects drum sound. STARPHONIC's snare drum has its apex at a point 2.5mm from the outside of the shell, at the point A that touches the drum head, as shown in the cross-sectional view on the left. This increases the closeness between the drum head and the edge, maximizing the sound of the drum without interfering with the sound of the drum shell or drum head.

Super Sensitive Hi-Carbon Snappy Snare
In order to achieve a light and crisp sound, the coil material, pitch, and coil plate shape are carefully selected. Reconsidering everything from scratch...