Gretsch GB4163S 7x13inch Brooklyn Chrome Over Steel Snare Drum
February 24, 2025
Gretsch Drum Set GRGL520CST-DKWN
For over 65 years, Gretsch USA Custom Round Badge drums have been the classic American drum sound. At the heart of “That Great Gretsch Sound” is the legendary 6-ply maple/gum shell with its expertly formed 30-degree bearing edge, the exclusive “Silver Sealer” interior finish and rugged die cast hoops.
Rp94.370.000
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Gretsch
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Brooklyn, New York and Gretsch Drums share an inseparable legacy that is reflected in the Gretsch Brooklyn Series. Proudly hand-crafted in Gretsch’s Ridgeland, SC, USA factory, Gretsch Brooklyn produces a sound that is immediately recognizable, yet distinctively reinvented. Brooklyn drums feature 6-ply North American maple/poplar shells and are made slightly thicker than Gretsch’s USA Custom Drums and have a 30-degree bearing edge. Shell interiors are finished with classic Gretsch Silver Sealer. Each shell comes with a distinctive Brooklyn internal shell label that identifies the drum shell model number and serial number.
