Rogers 14"x05" Dyna-Sonic Mod.36-BP
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Rogers
14"x05" Dyna-Sonic Mod.36-BP
Product Info
Article Number:
461272
Brand:
Rogers
Model:
14"x05" Dyna-Sonic Mod.36-BP
Category:
14" Wooden Snare Drums
Price:
$1,076.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Dyna-Sonic is a fantastic choice for players seeking a refined, vintage-inspired snare. Its warm, woody tone and precise response make it ideal for jazz, studio work, and classic rock. It’s a pro-level snare without the truly exorbitant price tag, offering exceptional value for its quality.
Product Description
- Rogers 14"x05" Dyna-Sonic Mod.36-BP
- Snare Drum
- Size: 14" x 05"
- Model: #36-BP
- Beavertail 'tender-hooks'
- 5-Ply maple/poplar shell with reinforcement rings
- "Clock Face" snare throw-off
- Separately adjustable 20-spiral carpet with "Choke-Free" snare traverse
- Adjustable internal damper
- 1.6 mm Triple-Flanged tension hoop (10-hole)
- Colour: Black Diamond Pearl
PROS
- • Maple/poplar shell delivers warm, focused, and articulate tones.
- • Beavertail lugs enhance resonance and sustain noticeably.
- • Clockface strainer provides exceptionally smooth and quiet operation.
- • Triple-flanged hoops offer improved tuning stability and a crisp rimshot.
CONS
- • 5.5in depth limits low-end response, less versatile for heavier genres.
- • Black Diamond Pearl finish can show stick marks and wear easily.
- • Premium-priced, a significant investment for beginner drummers.
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Key Features
Size
14 in x 5.5 in
Shell Material
Maple/Poplar
Ply Count
5
Hoops
1.6 mm Triple-Flanged
Strainer
Clockface with Choke-Free Traverse
Weight
Approximately 13 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
It’s more focused and less boomy, sacrificing some low-end for increased clarity and a more articulate crack.
Yes, they offer a more even distribution of tension, resulting in a more controlled and musical snare sound, especially at higher volumes.
It’s remarkably quiet – a noticeable improvement over traditional strainers, minimizing unwanted noise during recordings or quiet passages.
