Pricing
Stanbridge Drum Company snare drums and drum kits are custom designed and built for each client according to their requirements. Our instruments may be ordered in virtually any combination of wood species, shell dimensions, hardware and finish options. I only build drums using the lathe-turned segment shell construction which I feel results in the most musical, stable and beautiful, solid wood instruments available anywhere.
Detailed quotations are based on a number of factors including the complexity of the shell design, availability of wood species, hardware and finish specified, and currency exchange - please contact me for more information.
Some ballpark prices follow...
Snare Drum #1 - featuring 14 by 5.5 by 3/8ths inch Maple segmented drum shell in Satin Oil finish with standard chrome tube lugs, hardware and wires with triple flange steel hoops.
Complete = $1,050 USD
Snare Drum #2 - featuring 14 by 6.5 by 5/16th inch Walnut segmented drum shell in Satin Oil finish with brass tube lugs, hardware and wires with solid Pau Ferro Hardwood Hoops.
Complete = $1,400 USD
Snare Drum #3 - featuring 14 by 6 by 5/16th inch African Bubinga segmented drum shell with contrasting center band of Curly Birch in High Gloss UV Cure lacquer finish, with Stanbridge signature tube lugs in 24K gold with matching hardware, throwoff, Puresound wires and solid Bubinga Hardwood Hoops.
Complete = $1,600 USD
Snare Drum #4 - featuring 14 by 6.25 by 1/4 inch Rosewood segmented drum shell with 2 solid ring Ebony accent stripes and thin Holly pinstripe in High Gloss UV Cure lacquer finish. 24K gold plated Stanbridge signature tube lugs with matching hardware, throwoff of choice, Puresound wires and solid Rosewood hoops with Ebony striking surface on batter.
Complete = $1,850 USD
Please note that we only sell our Hardwood Hoops with our own complete instruments at this time.
Prices are in US funds, and do not include shipping or any applicable taxes. We require a 50% deposit upon ordering with the balance payable prior to shipping the completed instrument.
photo courtesy of John Goodyear