Ludwig 5x14" Classic Maple Custom Snare - 10-Lug - Blue Olive Oyster

Ludwig 5x14" Classic Maple Custom Snare - 10-Lug - Blue Olive Oyster5x14 10 Lug Snare 2P: Blue Olive Oyster ST Small Twin Lugs Chrome Plated Hardware P86 Millennium P33 Die Cast Butt 3F Triple Flanged Hoops 33 Medium Coated Batter BO Blue Olive Badge Preferred by professionals for its tonal versatility, Classic Maple drums are the ideal choice for any performance application. Its high sensitivity, wide dynamic tuning range, and sharp attack make it the ideal choice for live performance. Yet Classic Maple's 7 ply shell

5x14 10-Lug Snare
2P: Blue/Olive Oyster
ST Small Twin Lugs
Chrome Plated Hardware
P86 Millennium
P33 Die Cast Butt
3F Triple Flanged Hoops
33 Medium Coated Batter
BO Blue/Olive Badge

Preferred by professionals for its tonal versatility, Classic Maple drums are the ideal choice for any performance application. Its high sensitivity, wide dynamic tuning range, and sharp attack make it the ideal choice for live performance. Yet Classic Maple's 7-ply shell is crafted to respond to the player and environment quickly, making it adaptable to any playing style or preference.

BEARING EDGE
Each drum's bearing edge is cut to a 45-degree angle within 1/16" from the outside edge. This sharp edge is hand-sanded to the craftsman's touch to assure a smooth, even, flat surface for easy head seating; the final touch to complete the unmistakable Ludwig Sound.

RFST MOLDING
Classic Maple's standard 7-ply, 6mm shell is formulated for optimum resonance and tonality. Its center three-ply core panel (laminated in a horizontal/vertical/horizontal grain bond to a 2.4mm thickness,) is inserted between inner and outer two-ply panels through our proprietary RFST molding process.

To increase stability through out the drum, all Ludwig USA shells are produced using Radio Frequency Shell Technology. Using a process involving our original bladder molds, R.F.S.T.'s unique bonding system -combined with a specialized, time-tested adhesive- cures each shell evenly over the entire surface of the shell. This process is truly a principal ingredient in creating the "Ludwig Sound" in every shell we make.