The standard parade drum weigh 45 lbs. They feature a tightly tuned bottom head, snare wires, and often a curved scoop on the bottom hoop to project sound.
Shell:The shell is often made of wood or fiberglass and designed for durability in outdoor settings. Heads:
They feature batter (top) and snare (bottom) heads, which can be tuned separately for optimal sound. Remo and Powerstroke 3 heads are mentioned in some specifications, according to some product descriptions. Snare Mechanism:Snare wires are typically made of synthetic gut or metal and are secured to the drum with a strainer to control their tension and movement. Hardware:Features like chrome-plated rims, lugs, and a carrying bar (stainless steel).Carrying System:Parade drums often include a carrying strap, shoulder harness, or marching stand.