This snare drum typically consists of a cylindrical shell (made of metal) with a drumhead stretched across the top and bottom.
- The bottom head is fitted with snares (wires or cords) that vibrate when the top head is struck, producing the characteristic "crack" or "snap" sound.
- Snare drums are often used in various genres, including rock, jazz, and marching bands, to add dynamics and rhythmic emphasis.
- The size is 12", and can be played with a variety of techniques, including rudiments and dynamic playing.