Toshiki Hata Signature Snare Drum





Toshiki Hata Signature Snare Drum

SGTR-1455 TH1
- SIZE
- 14″x5.5″
- SHELL
- Yellow Birch 8ply 6.5mm
- COLOR
- Sweets Tone “WAGASHI” LQ
- LUG
- Japanese Sword Lug 10Lugs
- HOOP
- 1.6mm PH -10H
- HEAD
- Canopus REMO Hazy Coated / SA
- SNARE WIRE
- Vintage Snare WIre 16
[CPSL-14DR16]
UPC : 888938092980

Japanese Sword Lug + Red Lock x 4

16strand Vintage Snare Wire

Yellow Birch 8ply

Canopus REMO Hazy Coated

Toshiki Hata(Tokyo Incidents)
I simply wanted a snare that sounded like me.
I took it out of the box, gave it a whack, and immediately felt “it’s good”. It’s not a universal snare, but I wondered if I could make a snare that sounded like me, and then I did!
If you’ve ever done a recording session, you know that the comps and EQs sometimes are applied in such a way as to make it sound rougher than it is.
It’s very close to the sound that I’ve organized with limiting, comps, EQ, etc., without going through a microphone (live sound), so it’s easy for the PA to use it for live performances.
In my opinion, the character and pitch of a snare is determined by the quality of the snare itself, so I would like you to try various types of snare heads, from thin to thick, without worrying.
I think it’s a snare that sounds great no matter who plays it.
Such a wonderful snare was created!