Black Chrome over Black Sparkle, 12″x5.5″ Phattie Snare
Black Sparkle with Black Hardware always looks good, especially on this little 12″x5.5″ Phattie side-snare, check it out:
Sounds Like Art 14″x7″ Dragon with black hardware…
Today’s drum is a 14″x7″ Sounds Like Art Dragon Snare that recently made it’s way to Australia. The Sounds Like Art snares feature stave-construction shells out of various woods, and detailed 3D carvings that set them apart from anything else. This snare features a maple shell nearly 1″ thick, for a tight sound with lots of projection and cut. The 7″ depth makes sure the drum still has a lot of body and a thick sound to it, so it’s not just the cut/attack you hear. Black chrome hardware, a black Trick strainer, and custom ordered Evans heads round out this package for an awesome look, check it out:
Posted June 14, 2010 at 11:32 am. Add a comment
Friday Flashback, a funky Orange Satin Lacquer set of Phatties…
This Friday Flashback dates from early 2003…geeze time flies! This kit included 8″, 10″, 12″, 14″, and 16″ hanging toms and a 22″ bass, all finished in a bright orange satin lacquer with black hardware. This was also one of the first kits that rocked our new Phattie logo in the bubble-badge that we used until switching to the chrome-plated badges. The matching orange Phattie logo on the bass was a nice touch, check it out:
Posted June 4, 2010 at 9:26 am. Add a comment
Emerald Green Satin Lacquer Phatties
Today’s kit features a 12″x8″ rack tom, 15″x15″ floor tom, 20″x20″ bass drum, with a matching 14″x7″ snare. The finish is a deep Emerald Green satin lacquer that looks perfect against the black hardware. The snare features a Dunnett R-Class strainer and the bass has a custom Phattie Girl logo head. Sometimes a simple finish combined with the right hardware color is all you need, check it out:
Posted April 28, 2010 at 8:44 am. 1 comment
Sounds Like Art Dragon Snare, with natural flames…
This 14″x7″ Dragon Snare features unique coloring that allowed the main shell to be stained a deep red, while the flames remained a natural maple that accents the detail in the carving. Black Chrome hardware and a Dunnett R-Class strainer provide function that goes great with the form, dig it:
