Chris Adler Black Panther Signature

Lamb Of God's Chris Adler has got the world's first signature Black Panther made for him. Here's a look at the snare from NAMM 2009.

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[xEpicPyrox]

lol there is no way to "tune a drum loud"

[chopperharris100]

that guys looks like a huge lamb of god fan

[doublebassrox]

they turned him into a paper!

[noconflictbanana]

@lovezpoptartz

my point exactly :)

[lovezpoptartz]

@noconflictbanana When tuned tight, it sounds sharper, not louder. The volume is the same, but the pitch is different, making it seem louder or softer.

[kodykhaosmusic]

1:31 lamb o' god bahaha xD

[Goldtacto]

well if its made from walnut fuck playing it ima eat it

[noconflictbanana]

@xEpicPyrox

A very tightly tuned snare can produce a loud sound

[ZakTaylor23]

That dude looks like Rush Limbaugh lol

[porkythepig007]

TUNE IT LOUD! YES. AND USE BIG FAT STICKS, YES!!!

[Stevelangdon93]

@xEpicPyrox arguably you can get a louder sound from an extremly tight skin, if it was really loose theres no way it would be as loud as one that was tight

[rpors1989]

I own this snare, I run it with a remo coated CS batter, and a snare side ambassador reso. I actually find this snare quite allround this way. You don't necessarily need to crank it way up like adler does.

I've been using it as a side snare now, but I might order a Yamaha groove wedge for it, to give rimclicks a bit more beef, to make it fully capable of being a main snare.

It's a great drum, love it!