Pearl Snare Wires

[Steemer]

I need to replace some snare wires on a Pearl signature snare - so I
want to replace with Pearl parts. In their parts catalog they list
Ultra-Sound wires but they have C, D, and I-type. Anyone know the
difference?

Thanks,

Steemer

[Steve Turner]

Ask Pete; he'll know. :-)

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[Pete Pemberton]

On 2009-11-03 11:35:03 -0500, Steve Turner <bbqb...@swtacobell.net> said:

> Steemer wrote:
>> I need to replace some snare wires on a Pearl signature snare - so I
>> want to replace with Pearl parts. In their parts catalog they list
>> Ultra-Sound wires but they have C, D, and I-type. Anyone know the
>> difference?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Steemer
>
> Ask Pete; he'll know. :-)

oh my gawd.

[Pete Pemberton]

heh Try nick, he'll tell you what to do.

pp

[Brandon Paluzzi]

From: http://www.pearldrum.com/Customer-Support/FAQs.aspx#products_7

What is the difference in the I, D, C Ultra-Sound snare wires?
The Ultra-Sound snare feature patented Graduated Tension wires with
strategically positioned looser and tighter wires.

* The C shaped snares have looser wires in the center fro
outstanding tracking and are ideal for rock music and metal snare
drums.
* The D shaped snares have tighter tension in the center for
superb sensitivity and are ideal for classical music and wood snares.
* The I shaped snares have traditional even-tensioned wires with
the benefits of non-plated rust proof snares.

[Steve Turner]

LOL!

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