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Key Features
The Tama Simon Phillips Signature 14'' x 6.5'' Snare Drum is a unique and highly versatile snare drum. World class session drummer Simon Phillips has produces a signature snare that is highly versatile with a unique edge. Hybrid construction - 3-ply Maple, 3-ply Bubinga then 2-ply Maple - produces a highly versatile tone that still posesses a distinctly Tama tone. The customised triple flanged hoops help add this uniqeness and prominent rim clicks.
Complimented with brushed nickel hardware, the Grey Lacquer finish looks natural and subtle, letting the drum speak for itself. With a versatile 6.5'' depth, a sharp, bright cut with a controlled and deep sound is what you can expect with this snare.
Product Ref: 20950
Known for his session work, English born and US-based Simon Phillips has a list of artists as long as his arm. Best known for his work with Toto, he has also given his sound to acts of all genres - The Who, Judas Priest, Big Country and more - where his ability has shone through. With a distinct approach, he also produces and aids in the songwriting process.
With up to 40 years within the drum industry, Tama has developed a unique brand that prioritises both great tonal quality and outstanding aesthetics. With an eclectic list of artists on their roster, Tama has consistently delivered high-quality percussion to a multitude of musicians over the years. This extensive list includes the likes of Animals as Leaders Drummer Matt Garstka, Anthrax's Charlie Benante, ZZ Top's Frank Beard and Kendrick Lamar's Rico Nichols. Tama drums accentuate each individual's specific nuanced style of playing and give the player unparalleled tone and versatility.