Pearl Marc Quinones Q-Popper Timbale Snare Demonstration

Glen Caruba, Pearl Percussion Marketing and Product Manager demonstrates how the Marc Quinones Q-Popper Timbale Snare Drum can be integrated into a percussion setup or drumset.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• music
• percussion
• drums
• pearl
• drum

[cheeks9374]

there timbales not tamales..

[DrummerGrrrl]

Timbales are definitely not tamales.. ha ha ha! And, I pity the poor fool who refers to a conga drum as a "congo" drum. Or a "symbol" instead of a cymbal. I think my favorite of all is morons who call a drum throne, a "thrown". Look at craigslist, there are some really stupid people who can't spell.

[Chameleonizer]

@nightfoxteam My best friend recommended this snare to me as a primary snare like Chris Adler, so hell yes!

[cheeks9374]

@OrganicTrichome no its not... i said there timbales as in they are timbales, not saying someones timbales,

[kashmir33]

La compré en $2300 pesos mexicanos aprox,hace unos meses,incluye su soporte,aunque no creo que sea buena idea ponerlo en un atril de hi hats como lo anuncia pearl.

[Joekingdrums]

NICE

[CANADAmAn85]

@nightfoxteam Its loud depending on the heads you have on it. I have this snare and i use an Evans Coated G1 on top and a Hazy 300 on bottom. Im into the whole death metal/Extreme metal stuff and it makes your set sound pretty unique, but it sounds great with most styles of music(I wouldn't recommend using it for Jazz)

[nightfoxteam]

i want it!..one question..is it loud beause i play hard rock and im getting into heavy metal

[anp27]

I just bought the Q Popper snare!! Yay!!! $139.99. I'll be using it for rock, pop, hip hop and reggae.