New Bubinga Behemoth snare drum: Dixon Drums

This new 100% Bubinga snare drum features 24-plies of Bubinga goodness. The dense, 20mm Bubinga shell produces a thunderous sound with plenty of top end - and a surprisingly deep low end.

Dixon Drums product manager Jim Stanek does a little drum solo work here and talks about this behemoth's finer points. He adjusts the drum tuning to show how the high and lows cut through with this beast.

This is part of a series of videos Dixon has recorded at Innerspace Sound labs.

In a review by Modern Drummer they say "The drum has a wide tuning range where lows, mids and highs were always clearly present, resulting in a full sound with plenty of power and projection".
For more information please visit http://dixondrums.net

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[kalidoresdan]

@noconflictbanana ye and their own brand name is DIXON ahahaha how bad is that? dixon sounds like cheap china man stuff.

[noconflictbanana]

Dixon has cool names for their drums.. Chaos, Demon, Behemoth ... YEA!

[MasonBangsDrums]

how much is this bad boy? and retail price, not that list price bs.

[AfterlifeBlack]

Orgasum

[polocarreraultracast]

suena increible 100% recomenado yo tengo uno y es un monstruo

[DrummerBRYCE]

Very nice! Wonder how long until Todd get's one. He's a bubinga freak!