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The brass shell has been created using an optimum Shell measurement system, a technology designed to help produce a powerful drum shell. Thanks to the slightly reduced shell diameter OSM-measuring produces, the drum head can resonate freely and deliver stunning open tones. Other technologies included in this snare are tune-safe lugs, these help to preserve the tuning you desire, as well as present a vast array of tuning possibilities. The 2.3mm steel power hoops add an extra layer of strength to the snare, enabling the use of rimshots whilst also preserving the snare tuning.
One of the striking features of this snare is the black nickel-plated finish, the nickel colour perfectly complements its stunning chrome hardware, whilst the aesthetic will suit any drum kit. The 1.2 mm seamed brass shell provides an ear-catching sound to match its visual quality, projecting warm and open high and mid tones. Overall the snare's response is incredibly sensitive, with plenty of playing power. Due to its incredible versatility, this is a great snare for powerful rim shots and soft ghost notes alike. Featured on the snare is a standard Sonor snare throw-off, this allows for quick and efficient application and reapplication of the snare to create a wide range of sounds and textures.
Getting the right coil on your bike will make a huge difference in performance. Read on to learn more about the importance of the spring rate, stroke, total length as well as how Pre-Load settings can produce similar sag settings on different coils allowing for modifications to bottom out resistance.
Click through these tabs to learn about the physical dimensions to take into account for Coil Spring Fitment, Tuning a Coil: Spring Rate, Pre-Load and Ramp Rate as well as the ability to compare spring rates to help understand which is the best setup for your needs!
FOX recommends a minimum of 8 clicks of Pre-Load on a spring and allows for a maximum of 26 clicks (to minimize the chance of coil bind as well as controlling the forces on the spring perches, threads, etc)
Is this somewhat splitting hairs? Of course. But, the data is out there, the components are out there so what harm can the knowledge do? (and, I hope that a disclaimer like this eliminates the snarky comments, or at least some of them!)
Coils interaction with spring ends or the decrease in active coils is highlighted, left to right, in this illustration as the spring is compressed. Which leads us into the next basic concept tuning coil springs.
So unlike an air spring a coil produces a linear ratio of force to compression. When we apply preload we have a force at 0mm of travel. Remember, Fox coils require a minimum of 1 turn which produces a small amount of preload.
The black line represents a 400lb spring while the purple line represents a 450lb spring with 1mm of preload. The red and orange illustrate the same progression rate, ie the lines are parallel, but the additional preload forces the line further to the left of the graph.
The angle of force applied to the spring changes how much force is transferred from the spring to the suspension. This is the Angle Correction Factor which is the cosine of the angular difference. So, the only instant that your spring is actually returning 100% efficiency is when the linkage is at 90 degrees to the shock.
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