ddrum announces Dominion Ash and Dominion Standard snare drums
The series includes birch shells, hoop choices and a number of finish options
Following the return of ddrum’s Dominion Series kits earlier this year, the company has announced the release of a revised range of Dominon Series snare drums.
The 2020 Dominion Series comprises two different ranges: Dominion Standard and Dominion Ash, and despite the name, both see the former Dominion shell-choice switch from maple to birch.
Dominion Ash snares are available in 14 x 5.5” or 13” x 7”, with four ash-veneered, lacquered finish options available. Other appointments include an 8-ply birch shell with a 45-degree bearing edge, die-cast hoops (10-lug for the 14”, 8-lug for the 13”), and genuine Remo Coated-Dot batter heads straight out of the box.
The Dominion Standard features the same 8-ply shell construction and head choice (minus the ash veneer), while the shell size is offered in 13”x7” only and Standard Series drums come fitted with triple-flanged hoops. There are four PVC wrap finishes available for the Dominion Standard: Brushed Blue, Midnight Black, Red Sparkle and Silver Sparkle.
ddrum Dominion Ash
ddrum Dominion Ash
ddrum Dominion Ash
ddrum Dominion Ash
ddrum Dominion Ash
ddrum Dominion Ash
ddrum Dominion Ash
ddrum Dominion Ash
ddrum Dominion Standard
ddrum Dominion Standard
ddrum Dominion Standard
ddrum Dominion Standard
The all-new Dominion snares come in at affordable price points, too, with the Dominion Ash priced at $229 and the Dominion Standard costing $119.
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