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A BeatIt Presentation: Dixon PDS7554CPH-DN Snare Drum

Here is drummer and Dixon endorser Tomasz Mądzielewski testing the Dixon PDS7554CPH-DN snare drum. http://www.en.beatit.tv/ Dixon PDS7554CPH-DN is a snare drum from the ‘Classic’ series. It is made from camphor (hence the letters CPH in the symbol). It’s size is 5.5” x 14” (hence the double five in the symbol). The instrument is equipped with die cast rims. The finish is natural and laquered and makes a really good visual impression. We have to admit that we liked this snare’s ebony cousin a bit more but this one leaves absolutely nothing to be desired. We have structured the test in the following fashion: Low tuning (pitch D), no snares Low tuning (pitch D), with snares Low tuning (pitch D), no snares, Dixon PAMF 1623 muffler Low tuning (pitch D), with snares, Dixon PAMF 1623 muffler Mid tuning (pitch F#), no snares Mid tuning (pitch F#), with snares Mid tuning (pitch F#), no snares, Dixon PAMF 1623 muffler Mid tuning (pitch F#), with snares, Dixon PAMF 1623 muffler High tuning (pitch A), no snares High tuning (pitch A), with snares High tuning (pitch A), no snares, Dixon PAMF 1623 muffler High tuning (pitch A), with snares, Dixon PAMF 1623 muffler. The gear used for the purposes of making the test: Bass drum: Dixon Artisan Maple Bubinga 18” x 22” Hi hat stand: Dixon PSH K902 Snare stand: PSS K900 Foot pedal: PPK902 Microphones used for the purposes of making the test: Bass drum: Beyerdynamic M99 Snare drum: Shure 545SD (batter head), Audix i5 (resonance head) Overheads: Earthworks TC30 Ambience: Prodipe Dixon PDS7554CPH-DN basic specs: Wood: camphor Shell thickness: 8.5 mm Diameter: 14” Depth: 5.5” Finish: natural, lacquer Hoops: die cast Throw-off: Dunnett Snares: 20 strand Batter head: WS Drum Heads Classic Coated. Out of the three snare drums tested during this session (also: Dixon Gregg Bissonette Signature and Dixon PDS7554CPH-DN), this one is relatively the least sensitive with the most rigid shell, which certainly does not mean it does not respond at all. The low end has slightly less focus and projection. The mid and high ranges leave nothing to be desired. It also refers to the instrument’s volume. It is great for such genres as pop, funk, jazz or nu metal cracks favoured by John Otto (Limp Bizkit) or Abe Cunningham (Deftones). A good snare drum, which is certainly worth the money it costs! http://en.beatit.tv/beatit-test-dixon...