GMS GM Series Gospel Snare Drum 7x13"

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and shells result in better resonance. Chrome plated brass lugs and hardware. Thinner shells without reinforcement rings have a tendency to be too thin to handle the vibrations in all dynamic situations. They can distort at higher volume levels, and also are weak, because of the thinness of the body. Some companies use thin shells in conjunction with reinforcement hoops, to stabilize the shell. Reinforcement hoops give a shell thicker tops and bottoms. The result is that the thicker edges resonate at different frequencies than the body of the shell. GMS bearing edges utilize a 45 degree cut on the inside of the shell and a shallow 45 degree counter cut on the outside. GMS drum kits feature a graduated bearing edge around the set. In essence, the edges are shaper on smaller diameter toms and get rounder as the diameter gets larger. This exclusive process enhances the drums attack and sustain while offering larger drums more low end and punch. All raw shells are hand sanded to give the paint a good surface to adhere to. If the drums are to be stained, it is done at this point. If not, they are primed with a clear primer and allowed to dry. They are then sanded flat and smooth, and are ready for color. The color or sparkle is then applied to the drum, followed by the clear coat. The drums are then set aside in a drying area for 10 14 days, until they are thoroughly dry. At this point, they go to the sanding area, where they are sanded, by hand, with no less
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