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Mapex Black Panther Design Lab, Jeff Hamilton 14 x 6 Maximus Mahogany. Snare Drum Demo by Drumazon

Hey Everyone, in this video we are taking a listen to the new Jeff Hamilton Maximus 14 x 6 Mahogany which is a completely new drum designed by Jeff from the ground up. These drums all feature unique specifications such as the Artist's personal choice of heads & snare wire. Another first on this range is the inclusion of the Trick multi step throw off systems complete with Mapex branding. With a nod to the traditions of the Jazz greats, the Maximus has the sound and feel of a vintage drum, built with modern precision and articulation. Made from a 6" deep, 100% Mahogany shell, it is outfitted with a special snare bed for the execution of the most dynamic playing. It is the choice for a warm, big sound, with the ability to whisper in the most delicate small group settings. Tradition meets a modern voice, the Maximus is a commanding instrument for all forms of playing. Personalised features on the Maximus include Jeff Hamilton's preference of Remo heads and Canopus snare wires. Like with all our audio demos there is no limiting to enhance the dynamic response, no digital reverbs are used, the ambience is naturally captured with room mics. We recommend listening through headphones or speakers for the best detail. The music used on this video is not a backing track. Rocky put the drums down first and the music was created and recorded afterwards, much like in a studio session to help demonstrate a more authentic feel. We love talking drums so please do like, subscribe and comment. For even more information on this drum and to see so much more - you can visit our website here: https://drumazon.com/collections/mape... Drums | Rocky Morris Drum Set | Mapex Saturn Evolution Birch / Walnut (Tuscan Yellow) Cymbals | Paiste Bespoke track created for Drumazon - Written and Performed by Josh Moon Mix | Dan Humphries