Special Rain series FMP-2 : 1480 Flame maple that is made by technology of steam heat bending Glossy natural,Sound World Snare Drum

Snare Drum Special Rain series FMP-2:

The special rain series is also based on technology of steam heat bending. The top and bottom are flame maple and the middle part is rosewood. The logo is walnut inlaid.Inner 45 ,outer 30.  Chamfer with golden ratio.

The flame maple give warm sound, the rosewood in the middle bear strong support and express explosive power for the whole snare.Rain Series snares is suitable for some warm pop music and slow sweet music.

Bearing edge: top &bottom 5.0mm

Shell thickness 5.0mm

LUGS：Droplet- shaped and tubular，With a smaller contact area with the drum shell, reducing the impact on the drum's resonance.

STRAINER：HL9 series  A B  dual-directional adjustment，Simple to operate, with smooth action。

Maple Drum Characteristics:

Warm and Rich Tone

Maple, as a drum shell material, produces a warm, smooth, and deep tone. It offers a broad frequency range with well-balanced low, mid, and high frequencies, making it ideal for various musical styles. The tone is often described as rounded and full, which is preferred for many types of performances.

Elasticity and Sensitivity

Maple’s natural elasticity gives it a lively response. The drum is highly sensitive, meaning it can pick up even the lightest touch and respond well to varying levels of force. This characteristic makes it versatile for both soft, delicate playing and louder, more aggressive hits.

Excellent Resonance

Maple drum shells help enhance the resonance and sustain of the drum sound, ensuring that each hit produces a clear and rich tone. The shell’s resonant qualities provide a powerful and dynamic sound, particularly noticeable in live performances.

Versatility Across Musical Styles

Due to its broad tonal range, maple drums are suitable for many different music genres. They perform exceptionally well in rock, pop, jazz, and other styles, adapting to various playing techniques and musical environments.

Lightweight

Compared to other hardwoods like oak or walnut, maple has a relatively lower density, making it lighter. This allows drummers to play comfortably for extended periods without feeling weighed down, and it also makes the drum easier to transport and adjust.

Durability

Although maple is a relatively lighter wood, it is still quite durable when properly treated. A well-maintained maple drum can last for many years while retaining its performance and sound quality, even with frequent use in demanding conditions.

Summary:

Maple drums are known for their warm, balanced tones, high sensitivity, excellent resonance, and versatility. Their ability to adapt to various musical genres and their relatively light weight make them a popular choice for drummers, especially in live performances. The durable nature of maple also ensures long-lasting performance, making it an excellent choice for both professional and amateur musicians alike.