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The drum has snappy or wires on backside of the head. The snappy is called snare, so that's where the name "Snare Drum" comes from.
Audience can hardly see it but it's the most important part of the drum set which is settled in front of a drummer, between his legs.
The sound depends on its materials, shape (mostly its depth), and how to play, so we can see each drummer's taste and identity on it.
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This is snare drum. The head of the drum is emperor coated. |
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Snappy or wires on the back of the drum. |
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Switch on the side of the drum. |
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