Rogers 14"x08" Powertone No.28-ST
14" Steel Snare Drums
$571€509Check ↗
Brand profile · USA, est. 1946
Rogers
Rogers Drums, a name synonymous with power and precision, boasts a rich history rooted in American drum manufacturing. Initially known for their innovative drum designs and association with legendary drummers, Rogers established a reputation for robust construction and a distinctive, powerful tone. The brand's legacy continues today, offering both vintage-inspired models and modern instruments for discerning players.
Dyna-Sonic snare drumsPowertone drumsRound-robin manufacturing processAssociation with Buddy RichSolid, powerful drum sound
1946founded
USAcountry
9products in stock
$201–$1,120price range
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Rogers 14"x6,5" Powertone No.26-ST
14" Steel Snare Drums
$560€499Check ↗
Rogers Dyno-Matic Drum Pedal
Single Bass Drum Pedals
$201€179Check ↗
Rogers 14"x05" Powertone No.24-SN
14" Wooden Snare Drums
$537€479Check ↗
Rogers 14"x6,5" Dyna-Sonic Mod.37-WMP
14" Wooden Snare Drums
$1,120€999Check ↗
Rogers 14"x6,5" Dyna-Sonic Mod.37-BP
14" Wooden Snare Drums
$1,120€999Check ↗
Rogers 14"x6,5" Dyna-Sonic Mod.37-BP
14" Wooden Snare Drums
$1,120€999Check ↗
Rogers 14"x08" Powertone No.28-PB
14" Wooden Snare Drums
$537€479Check ↗
Rogers 14"x05" Dyna-Sonic Mod.36-BP
14" Wooden Snare Drums
$1,098€979Check ↗
Rogers, honestly
What Rogers does well
- Robust construction and durability
- Powerful, resonant drum tone
- Vintage aesthetic appeal
- Wide range of snare drum options
What to watch for
- Can be premium-priced
- Vintage models require maintenance
- Modern production can vary in quality
- Hardware selection is somewhat limited
Questions about Rogers
Where are Rogers instruments made?
Modern Rogers drums are primarily manufactured in Taiwan, while some vintage models were produced in the USA, specifically Norwood, Ohio.
What is the Round-Robin process and why is it significant?
The Round-Robin process, used in the 1960s, involved rotating drum shells through different finishing and drying stages, believed to contribute to unique tonal characteristics.
Are Rogers drums suitable for a beginner?
While Rogers offers a professional-grade instrument, some of their snare drum models can be suitable for intermediate players looking for a more robust and powerful sound.