14” x 5”, 6 ply, 7.5mm Kapur w/ Inner Fibreglass Shell,
\nSuperhoop II hoops, 10 Lug, STL-100 Lugs,
\n10 x SPT-5047 Spin-Tight Tension rods (top),
\n10 x SST-5047 Tension rods (bottom), SR-1000
\nGlide-Lock Snare strainer, SN-1420D
\nUltra-Sound “D”- type Snares. Kapur / Fibreglass. 14” x 5”, 6 ply, 7.5mm Kapur w/ Inner Fibreglass Shell,
\nSuperhoop II hoops, 10 Lug, STL-100 Lugs,
\n10 x SPT-5047 Spin-Tight Tension rods (top),
\n10 x SST-5047 Tension rods (bottom), SR-1000
\nGlide-Lock Snare strainer, SN-1420D
\nUltra-Sound “D”- type Snares. Kapur / Fibreglass.
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\nTo capture sonic perfection for true professional, Pearl’s latest experiments with different material combinations have yielded new tonal frontiers in our new Hybrid Exotic Series snare drums.
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\nThe purest representation of Pearl’s finest craftsmanship, Hybrid Exotic shell choices include spun-composite VectorCast™, dual-step seamless Cast Aluminum, and cross-laminated Kapur and Fiberglass, for the ultimate in power and prestige.
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\nA single tiny strand can make all the difference in the world. Beginning with a composite material filament and resin thread, Pearl’s new VectorCast shell is formed around a mandrel in an X-pattern; creating a thin, high-strength shell that “flexes” with each strike. Its characteristic sound is both lively and fat, and is a vast departure from other synthetics like Acrylic or Carbon Fiber.
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\nEach Hybrid Exotic drum is 14” in width, and is offered in both a 5” and 6.5” depth, as well as a 8” depth for Kapur/Fiberglass shells. All Hybrid Exotic Snare Drums are equipped with Pearl’s acclaimed SuperHoop II hoops, STL-100 lugs, SR-1000 strainer, Coated Ambassador batter head, and Spin-Tight Tension Rods.
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\nTo maintain tuning tension across the batter head, all Hybrid Exotic snare drums feature Pearl’s new Spin-Tight Tension Rods. This elegantly simple innovation creates a tension rod-within-a-tension rod, that allows the rod to expand and lock into place within the swivel nut. Utilizing a special drum key, tunings can be controlled under high-impact play like never before. (Patent Pending)
