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Which are better, metal or wood bass drum hoops?

by Joe Cahayla
(Clifton, NJ )

I have a vintage Gretsch set with a 20" bass. Many years ago (before the internet) one of the original hoops broke and the only replacement I could get was a chrome hoop. Since then I've been playing with one metal and one wood hoop, and no real noticeable difference in sound.

I'm working again now playing classic rock and I would like to buy matching hoops. I know I'll never find original Gretsh hoops with my finish, and if I did they would cost a fortune. I think the chrome hoops look better, but is there a benefit in going with mapel?

ANSWER

Hi, Joe--

It is GREAT that you are playing again! I would go ahead with the Chrome hoops. As you have noticed, it really does not affect the sound, and if you like the looks, why not?

By the way, you will want to check out our Almost Free Drum Tabs!

These are quality drum tab presented in traditional notation. They are guaranteed accurate and easy to read.

Once you experience these tabs, you will never want to go back to the inaccurate and difficult to read tabs that you find free on the internet. You can even order custom made drum tabs for ANY song!

Best Wishes,
Lynne

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