[We have a used limited edition Mastercraft steel snare drum "8056" in stock!] *There are signs of use such as scratches, dirt, rust, and dents. Made in Japan. This limited edition reissue of the Mastercraft 8056 steel snare drum, popular among vintage enthusiasts for its simple chrome finish and eight grooves. The combination of the 1.2mm steel shell and die-cast hoop creates a solid sound projection, while the 6.5mm deep shell and full-surface snare wire create a voluminous buzz, producing a vintage sound that matches its looks. [1.2mm Steel Shell with 8 line ridges] While many brands were releasing steel-shell snare drums, this model used a thicker-than-standard 1.2mm shell to deliver a heavy, powerful attack that was exactly what rock drummers were looking for. It also reproduces the distinctive eight-line pattern found on the shell. 18 strands of Carbon Steel Long Snare Wires (Full-length snare wire) The 18-strand carbon steel snare wire and filament tape are faithfully reproduced to the original specifications. Compared to the internal contact method, only the snare wire comes into contact with the back of the head, resulting in a more sensitive response. [Roller Action Strainer] This revolutionary strainer delivers the subtle tonal expression and voluminous buzz of full-surface snare wire, while improving operability with a simple design. The key features are the guide roller, which moves up and down over a 3mm range, and a small spring that assists its movement. This allows for a greater drop in the snare wire, while the spring's repulsive force ensures the guide roller is securely separated from the head. This makes it easy to switch the strainer on and off, and its simple design has attracted a great deal of attention. This strainer, once discontinued, has been faithfully reproduced in this model, allowing you to experience its unique tone and operability once again. [6302N Strainer] This strainer switch butt is a faithful reproduction of the original. Even the "OWARIASAHI/AICHI JAPAN" engraving on the strainer switch, referring to the city of Owariasahi, Aichi Prefecture, where TAMA drums were manufactured at the time, has been faithfully reproduced. Furthermore, the diameter of the square-head bolt that secures the filament tape retainer plate has been increased from 4mm to 5mm, improving durability. [Die-Cast Hoop (10 holes)] The 10-tension Die Cast Hoop was not common in the early '80s, but it was adopted for all Mastercraft series drums to achieve a clear attack and a sound with good sound projection. The snare side hoop has been redesigned with a windowed design that prevents the snare wire from touching the floor. [One Touch Tone Control] This inside muffler was developed for the original Mastercraft snare drum. At the time of the Mastercraft's release, recording technology was not yet advanced, and controlling the sound of the drum itself was crucial, so it was adopted by many drums. The One Touch Tone Control, in particular, was highly praised as a groundbreaking idea, allowing for subtle mute adjustments and one-touch on/off switching. This mechanism, which allows for instant sound changes even while playing, opens up new sonic possibilities, even in today's world of advanced recording technology. [Original Superstar Badge & Superstar Lug] The original T-shaped Superstar emblem has been recreated, as well as the original Superstar lugs. [REMO AMBASSADOR Coated TAMA 50th Anniversary version] It features a REMO(R) AMBASSADOR Coated Batter/Snare Side that reproduces the original logo mark print. Size: 14×6.5 Shell: 1.2mm Steel Parts Finish: Chrome Lug/Tension Bolt: Original Superstar Lug (6371N)/MS666SHP Head: REMO AMBASSADOR Coated Batter/Snare Side TAMA 50th Anniversary Version Strainer/bat: Roller Action (6302N/6303N + 6338N) Snare: 18 strands Carbon Steel Long Snare Wires (6035N/with filament tape) / Full-surface Built-in Mute: One Touch Tone Control (6552N) Hoop: Die-Cast Hoop (10 tension) Head: MDH14-10 Back: MDH14S10L