the dialtune snare
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SIMPLE TUNING
Use separate dials to independently tune the top and bottom heads while keeping a clear and consistent tone.
PRO-SOUND
dialtune has been engineered to sound great as you play and perform no matter what you throw at it. If you don't love it, we guarantee your money back.
SWAP HEADS FAST
dialtune's quick release hoops are the fastest way to change drumheads. detune, swap, retune.
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Testimonials
"You know it's a great snare when your front of house engineer walks all the way through an arena to the stage to see what snare you're using!"
Eric "Rain Man" Gaston
Touring drummer for R&B/Soul legend Charlie Wilson
This thing is a gold mine. I can easily get all kinds of sounds tuning wise and now I also have a half dozen different snare heads at the ready which I can throw on at the drop of a hat which means super happy clients.
Matt Taylor
Recording Studio Owner
"I am a producer, session drummer, and touring musician and in all my experience I have yet to find a drum that can do it ALL until now"
Garrett P. Tyler
Drummer | Producer | MD | Educator
I literally have goosebumps... This is a total game changer!
John Clifford
Drumtacs
"Stop debating, get one!"
Nathan Novak
Worship Drummer
Blog posts
What snare case or bag fits dialtune's 6.5x14" drums?
We're back for another edition of "What [insert gear] fits my dialtune snare?". In today's post, we're going to talk about snare cases and provide some options we've battle-tested for durability and strength. Given dialtune's oversized 14" hoops, most 6.5x14" snare cases will fit, but that fit may be a little snug. Here are some options.
What snare stands fit dialtune's 6.5x14" drums?
One of the most consistent questions we receive is "What snare stand should I use for my 6.5x14" dialtune snare drum?". The short answer is you can make nearly any stand "work", but given the weight and oversized hoops on dialtune, some snare stands work better than others.