Pork Pie Little Squealer 13×7

Pork Pie Percussion Little Squealer 4

• 6.5″ x 14″ snare, 9″ x 13″ mounted tom, 16″ x 16″ floor tom, and 14″ x 22″ bass drum included
• 50/50 mahogany and birch shells provide plenty of punch and resonance
• Chrome-plated hourglass lugs securely hold the 2.3mm hoops and heads
• Remo heads are durable and resilient
• Heavy-duty spurs support your bass drum for worry-free performance

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Snare Head For Pork Pie Little Squealer

Well, I have a few gigs coming up these next two weeks, and the most important one is mic’d . Anyways, I have this little 13×7 Pork Pie that has become my main snare. I love it. It will probably need a new head before these shows, so I am looking for some recommendations for a good head for it, before I wind up going with an Emperor X as that is my default choice it seems.. Lol I love a high snare drum that really crack, and one that is semi dry. Anyone have a clue what would give me that on this drum? Oh it currently has a coated ambassador on it.

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A Modern Snare With Vintage Flair

Pork Pie Percussion has been doing things differently since 1987. The Pork Pie Little Squealer snares are no exception to Bill Detamore’s track record of unconventional, high-quality drums. All the Little Squealer snares feature 8-ply birch and mahogany hybrid shells for punchy attack balanced with warm, vintage tone. All the hardware, from the beavertail-design lugs to the heavy-duty throw off and butt plate, is done in a durable, attractive chrome finish. With strong 2.3mm steel hoops, 45-degree bearing edges for maximum resonance, and uncoated snares with heavy brass ends, the Little Squealer snare is fast becoming a favorite of Sweetwater drummers looking for some vintage vibe with modern construction.

Outside The Box And In Demand

Pork Pie Percussion has been doing things differently since 1987. The Pork Pie Little Squealer snares are no exception to Bill Detamore’s track record of unconventional, high-quality drums, and now you can get a whole 4-piece Little Squealer shell pack that comes with a rockin’ Little Squealer snare drum. Sweetwater drummers are loving the resonant 50/50 mahogany and birch shells, chrome-plated hourglass lugs, strong 2.3mm hoops, heavy-duty spurs, and the musical Remo heads that come with this shell pack.

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Manufacturer’s Description From Pork Pie

The 13″x7″ Pork Pie Little Squealer Snare Drum is crafted from 8-plies of maple. This Pork Pie snare boasts a black ebony satin finish, all black hardware, cast hourglass lugs, and 2.3mm heavy-duty hoops. Bearing edges are hand sanded and precision cut. Pork Pie builds the Little Squealer snare with painstaking attention to detail.

Pork Pie snare drums are coveted and played by drummers all over the world. Like fine wine, there is no questioning an authentic Pork Pie snare. Pork Pie snares are known for their true sounds. Whether recorded or live, the difference in your sound can be credited to your custom Pork Pie snare. Hearing is believing!

Pork Pie Percussion Little Squealer Steel Snare Drum

Move over Steel Magnolia, there’s a new beauty in town and it’s called the Little Squealer Steel Snare Drum.

If you want to be the top pig on your patch then owning a Little Squealer will certainly help you get there! With the strength of steel, the style of chrome and the undeniable sound of Pork Pie you’ll have no trouble getting there!

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Re: Snare Head For Pork Pie Little Squealer

An ambassador x or g+ would probably work well. It would probably be slightly louder and slightly drier than the ambassador that’s on there now. A g14 would be slightly louder and slightly drier than the ambassador x or g+. There’s always moon gel if it’s not dry enough for you. Depending on how good the sound guy is, he may let you play with it as is, or he might insist that you choke the snot out of the drum with excessive tape, moon gel, or o rings.Since these are coming pretty soon, I wouldn’t switch to a 2 ply head, as it may take time to get used to the feel.

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Pork Pie Little Squealer

I’ve been just kinda casually looking at a new snare to purchase and I’m hearing good things about these snares, and they’re just about at my price range as well. Right now I have two metal snares. I have a 14×3.5 Yamaha Brass that I use as my main snare and I’m pretty happy with it. It’s very loud and cutting which is perfect for the music I play right now. And I have a generic Ludwig steel snare that I think is 14×6 that I never use. I don’t know where I got it from, but it’s a backup just in case snare.I was thinking about a Chad Smith but I figured I don’t need another metal snare, so I was looking at wood and came across these. I’m not decided, but if I get it, I’m not sure what size I should go for. What are the sonic differences between the two sizes? Also, I sit very low at the kit and I think that a 7″ tall snare might be too high for me. What do you think?

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I should say that I am not really a big fan of the auxiliary snare thing. I’m also not a fan of tiny snare drums like the 10 X 5’s or the 12 X 5’s. I do own and love my Pearl 12 X 7. It’s a great, great drum, but I personally would never go shallower than a 7″ depth on a 12″ drum.If your looking for an auxiliary snare, than don’t pay any attention to me or my preferrances. I think that a 13 X 7 drum is a great size that could be very versitile and could easily be adapted for several types of music.

Pork Pie Percussionlittle Squealer 4

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Sorry, the Pork Pie Percussion Little Squealer 4-piece Shell Pack with Snare – 22″ Kick – Firethorn Red Lacquer is no longer available. We’ve left this page up for reference only.Check out the great alternatives on this page or call toll-free to speak with a Sweetwater Sales Engineer about similar products.

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Pork Pie Percussion Little Squealer 13

• Size: 7 inches x 13 inches
• 8-ply birch and mahogany shells for punchy attack with vintage warmth
• Old-school beavertail lugs secure the hoops and drumheads with classic form and function
• Heavy-duty throw off and hourglass-shape butt plate are built to last
• 45-degree bearing edges make precise connection with the drumhead for optimal resonance
• Uncoated, high-quality snare wires let the drum’s natural warmth sing out
• 2.3mm steel hoops securely hold your drumheads for a clear, unmuddied tone

The Best Sounding Squeal Youll Hear

Obviously, not all snare drums are created equal. The Pork Pie Little Squealer snare drum benefits from a more complex manufacturing process using very high-grade materials. The shells are 8-ply hard rock maple, brass snare wires, cast hourglass lugs, heavy duty hoops and Remo heads from the factory.

The attention to detail is what gives Pork Pies snares their distinctive, hearty sound. With crackling crisp notes and mellow, rich undertones. The 5X12 is the flagship size. The vented snares also come in 5X14 and 7X13 models.

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Pork Pie Little Squealer Snare Drum

Does anyone have any experience with this snare drum? It is on sale for $99.99 for today only and I was wondering if I should go for it? The snare I have now is the catalina ash snare 14 x 5. The little squealer is 14 x 6. I have been looking to upgrade my snare, but I figured I would wait a little bit down the line. Is this a great deal? Any advice is appreciated as always! Thanks!

Gretsch Catalina ash kitPork Pie Big Black Brass snarePaiste Alpha CymbalsStock hardware and pedal. Vic Firth 5B sticks.

X 7 Bullet Hole Vent Snare Drum

Clown puke are the words that Pork Pie itself uses to describe the hardware on this visually ballistic 14 x 7 snare with multiple vents . And by multiple, we dont mean two or three extra holes my count came up with 72 holes drilled in an arrowhead-type pattern through the 8-ply maple shell. You want ventilation for your snare drum? You got it.

Surrounding the edges of these holes is a silver glass glitter finish. Hues like bubble gum pink and bright blue abound on the powder-coated hardware, giving this big snare drum a carnival atmosphere. If you want something with visual impact behind the subtle flair of the Piglite, heres your drum. Even the most demanding extroverts should find this snare meets their criteria for arresting presentations.

Due to the much faster and more complete rush of air outside all those vents, the response of the drum is very dry. While the size can allow the Bullet Hole drum to achieve big volumes, the drum is also noticeably crisp and sensitive at very soft volumes. Many snare drums seem to mush up when played at pp or ppp, but this drum remains precise at the small end of the volume scale surprising for a drum that comes off like such a big brute.

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A Versatile Snare Perfect As A Main Or Side Snare

Because Pork Pie Percussion is best known for challenging the status quo, this Little Squealer Porcaro Blue snare drum was designed with innovation and style unlike anything available in the acoustic drum market today. The Little Squealer Porcaro Blue snare, like all other Pork Pie products is made with only the finest materials available today. The shell is 8-ply maple and birch, cross laminated for strength and tonal qualities. Pork Pie Percussion is known worldwide for bearing edges and snare beds. This attention to detail give this snare drum amazing attack and sensitivity.The painted finish on this snare drum is a Porcaro Blue Metallic Lacquer with Chrome Hardware. This finish is a multi-layer finish using the finest paints available today.This drum will work great as a side snare or a main. 13×7″ is a great size for a main snare drum. You can tune this drum high or low with minimal overtones. Call or click to order today!

Re: Pork Pie Little Squealer Snare Drum

Originally Posted by kaosotisFor $99 how can you go wrong? Is it a maple one?No it is actually steel.14″ x 6″ steel shellFlat black with chrome hardwareHeavy-duty hoops of 2.3mm triple-flanged steelPork Pie high-quality snare wireRemo heads

Pork Pie Big Black Brass snarePaiste Alpha CymbalsStock hardware and pedal. Vic Firth 5B sticks.

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Pork Pie Little Squealer Porcaro Blue Snare Drum

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Because Pork Pie Percussion is best known for challenging the status quo, this Little Squealer Porcaro Blue snare drum was designed with innovation and style unlike anything available in the acousticLearn More

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Pork Pie Snare Drums Tested

Pork Pie Drums has been around since founder Bill Detamore started making drums as a hobby in 1987, but despite nearly two decades of building a devoted fan base in the drumming community, the company still retains somewhat of an underground feel. A smaller-scale manufacturer, what Pork Pie may lack in sheer size, it makes up for with daring designs that are both ear-grabbing and eye-catching. For its snares, drum kits, and hardware, the philosophy appears to be staying the original course: center the products around high-quality, often handmade materials, and keep the passion for drums alive. Lets check out a few of the companys unique snare drum offerings.

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