- Steel Shells
Steel shells are used for their sharp attack and clear sound.
- Shell Depth
The lineup includes two shell sizes: the 5 inch CSS-1450A, and the 6 1/2 inch CSS-1465A.
- Coil Snares
Coil snares that produce a bright sound have been used in the CSS-A Series. Coil snares also sustain longer than straight snares, making it easier to play even-sounding rolls and generally providing easier playability for beginners.
- Q Type Strainer
The Q type strainer lets you tighten or release your snares quickly and quietly.
- Heads
Yamaha Remo Ambassador heads provide a bright tone.
- Tube Lugs
The CSS-A Series employs the same tube lugs as the high-end wood shell models. By holding the tension of both the top and bottom heads with unified lugs, an optimal balance of tension between the heads is achieved.
- Dyna Hoops
Dyna hoops constructed of 2.3 millimeter thick steel contribute to fast, well-defined attack.
- Ring Mute
The supplied ring mute can be used to dampen overtones when a more clearly defined tone is required.
- Steel Shells
Steel shells are used for their sharp attack and clear sound.
- Shell Depth
The lineup includes two shell sizes: the 5 inch CSS-1450A, and the 6 1/2 inch CSS-1465A.
- Coil Snares
Coil snares that produce a bright sound have been used in the CSS-A Series. Coil snares also sustain longer than straight snares, making it easier to play even-sounding rolls and generally providing easier playability for beginners.
- Q Type Strainer
The Q type strainer lets you tighten or release your snares quickly and quietly.
- Heads
Yamaha Remo Ambassador heads provide a bright tone.
- Tube Lugs
The CSS-A Series employs the same tube lugs as the high-end wood shell models. By holding the tension of both the top and bottom heads with unified lugs, an optimal balance of tension between the heads is achieved.
- Dyna Hoops
Dyna hoops constructed of 2.3 millimeter thick steel contribute to fast, well-defined attack.
- Ring Mute
The supplied ring mute can be used to dampen overtones when a more clearly defined tone is required.