I play the snare drum depth 5.5 "for six months, the stamp has a tendency to respond in a delayed ghost notes, an easy game" laid back ", the shells have a clipping system chimneys unusual but silent and they pride themselves easily and the trigger side should be treated with some aspects, the outer ply is a pretty light caramel extremely fine lens and not one as some models photoflam 8 "might suggest, the drum is a multiple (7?) of Unidentified light wood stained mahogany (?) the sound is quite round and not aggressive strikes cerlage a 2.3 mm could give him a little tone, Dunnett's not, it's playable but it is probably not the only priced, a 80-120 would be more realistic in that I also have 8 "deep past fifteen years, it still more successful but far from worth the bargain price recommended;

my opinion is based on the practice of sixty cases, I paid the 5.5 "100 euros if it had been in very good condition the deal would have been correct; too much oxidation (seen too late) are that the case is very limit limit;