Gretsch Drums 14"x5" Hammered Brass Snare
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Gretsch Drums
14"x5" Hammered Brass Snare
Product Info
Article Number:
458595
Brand:
Gretsch Drums
Model:
14"x5" Hammered Brass Snare
Category:
14" Brass Snare Drums
Price:
$581.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Gretsch Hammered Brass snare is a fantastic all-around option. It's got that classic brass bite with a surprising amount of warmth thanks to the hammering. Perfect for players who want a vintage vibe and a versatile snare without the premium price tag – it’ll cut through a mix beautifully.
Product Description
- Gretsch Drums 14" x 5" Hammered Brass Snare
- Snare Drum
- Size: 14" x 05"
- Full Range Series
- Hammered drumshell is made from 1.2 mm brass
- Diecast hoops
- 10 Lugs
- S1-0514-BRH
PROS
- • Hammered brass shell delivers a warm, complex, and resonant tone.
- • Die-cast hoops provide excellent rimshot response and durability.
- • 1.2mm brass shell balances weight and projection effectively.
- • 10-lug design contributes to a focused and articulate sound.
CONS
- • Hammered finish might be prone to minor scratches with heavy use.
- • The sound, while versatile, leans towards brighter tones; may not suit all genres.
- • Full Range series represents a mid-range offering; hardware is functional, not premium.
Product Video
Key Features
Size
14 in x 5 in
Shell Material
Hammered Brass
Shell Thickness
1.2 mm
Hoops
Die-cast
Strainer
Gretsch S1-0514
Weight
Approximately 13 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
The hammering creates micro-vibrations, adding complexity and warmth; it softens the harshness sometimes found in plain brass shells.
Yes, the 10-lug configuration provides a good balance of focused tone and ample space for precise stickwork and crisp rimshots.
It's very recordable, but be mindful of the brightness; dampening techniques or a different head might be needed depending on the desired tone.
