This Mapex Psychoctopus Aquiles Priester signature snare drum, designed with an 11-ply maple/padauk 14 x 8 inch shell, offers a powerful and precise sound ideal for both stage and studio. Its brushed black chrome hardware combines robustness and aesthetics, while the Evans HD Dry and Side 300 drumheads ensure a perfect dynamic response for demanding drummers. This model enhances your playing by faithfully reproducing every nuance, whether in rehearsal, live in front of a large audience, or in professional recording.
| Model | Mapex Psychoctopus Aquiles Priester signature |
|---|---|
| Shell | 11-ply maple/padauk |
| Dimensions | 14 x 8 inches |
| Hoops | SoniC Saver |
| Hardware | Brushed black chrome |
| Batter Head | Evans HD Dry |
| Resonant Head | Evans Side 300 |
| Snare Wire | Puresound S1430 |
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