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Sonor Vintage Series 3 Piece Shell Pack California Blue 13 16 22 No Mount

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Sonor Vintage Series 3 Piece Shell Pack California Blue 13 16 22 No MountIncludes: 22x14 Bass Drum no mount 16x14 Floor Tom 13x8 Rack Tom Vintage instruments tell us stories. They bring the past to life. Listening to the unique character of tube amplifiers, enjoying the warm sound of vinyl albums or driving a classic car you get the idea. So we transformed the original Sonor sound, look and feel of the fabulous 50's, 60's and 70's drums into a contemporary concept: the Vintage Series. We dedicated special attention to the

Includes:
22x14 Bass Drum no mount
16x14 Floor Tom
13x8 Rack Tom

Vintage instruments tell us stories. They bring the past to life. Listening to the unique character of tube amplifiers, enjoying the warm sound of vinyl albums or driving a classic car...you get the idea. So we transformed the original Sonor sound, look and feel of the fabulous 50's, 60's and 70's drums into a contemporary concept: the Vintage Series.
We dedicated special attention to the re-design of the Vintage lug. Maintaining the original shape we integrated the TuneSafe system for maximum de-tuning prevention. (An update even the vintage purists will appreciate, we hope.)
Sonor's unique CLTF "Cross Lamination Tension Free" and OSM "Optimum Shell Measurement" process (slightly narrowed outside shell measurement) provide excellent sustain and easy tuning.
Like in the original Teardrop drums, the VINTAGE drum series feature hand-selected premium German Beech shells with rounded bearing edges.
Vintage Series shells are made with 9 plies of select German beech for a 6mm total thickness. The rounded bearing edges deliver a warm tone with deep low end and great resonance.
Utilizing rounded bearing edges, the new VINTAGE series drums represent the return of the 'old SONOR sound' into its product line. SONOR introduced the 45 degree bearing edge in 1975, which we still use today on all SQ2, Prolite, and AQ series drums. With the addition of the Vintage Series, drummers will have access to a complete palette of sounds that is uniquely SONOR.
Available with the re-issue of the classic “iron”-shape bracket, which fits all Sonor single- and double-tomholder.
Finishes
California Blue
Vintage Red Oyster
Vintage Pearl
Vintage Silver Glitter
Rosewood Satin Gloss
Teak Semi Gloss 

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