Big Bang Distribution Percussion Holder (SH148B)

Big Bang Distribution Percussion Holder (SH148B)

$ 26.95

Score By Feature

Based on 3 ratings

Delivery

9.40

Value for money

9.04

Customer service

9.19

Packaging

8.92

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Product Description

S-Hoops are a patented new design of drum hoop that has many advantages to offer every drummer no matter where in their career they may be at

15 inches is the length of the package for this product. The typical 4 inch shoe size

15.2 inches are the dimensions of the package for the product. The height of three

There is a 1 inch height to the package of the product. A nine-inch tall person

Questions & Answers

What are the openings for the snares on this? Is the snare slot or opening only given for a 14" and does it say it's for a 14"?

There is a slot to insert a snare in it. Last week, I bought this item and let me tell you, it is very good. The top hoop should also be targeted. Your sticks will be saved from breaking if you do this.

Selected User Reviews For Big Bang Distribution Percussion Holder (SH148B)

A simpler tuning process, but a drastic decrease in rim-wear It's click time

4/5

It's great to have things like this. It is also worth noting that The click (cross stick) isn't as good as a standard triple flange or die lock Make a hoop out of the cast iron. Thus, you should pay attention to that if you care about it.

Leona Foley

| Mar 03, 2021

There are some nice ones here

5/5

Since I started playing professionally 20 years ago, I have experience in many different genres. There are some here I like. Since I started playing professionally 20 years ago, I have experience in many different genres. It's important to me to pick things that I like. An inexpensive snare might feel more solid when these are used. The Die Cast Rims are an alternative to the 80$ to 100$ for these alloy By using these, the tuning of snares and toms feels The truth of the matter is, Stick clicks just do not Although it may not be as obvious as you would expect, rim shots do sound better than triple flanges.