Majestic ProPhonic Symphonic Field Drum - 14x12 Walnut MPS1412F-WA
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Majestic ProPhonic Symphonic Field Drum - 14x12 Walnut

Majestic Percussion MODEL: MPS1412FWA
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$1,074.95
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Description

Majestic’s new Prophonic concert snare drums bring innovative technology to the art of snare drum musicianship. Its newly designed mechanism allows for the use of up to four different types of snare material simultaneously, each with individual tension adjustment and throw off levers, while still allowing all to be engaged or disengaged together with a master switch.

This unique feature combined with a variety of available shell configurations and many options for snare type allow the Prophonic snare drum to be easily configured for a multitude of concert settings. From the largest orchestra hall to the most intimate chamber setting, the Prophonic sets the new standard for the professional classical percussionist.

Features

  • Solid die-cast tension hoops for maximum durability.
  • Ten tension lugs for optimal head tension.
  • Majestic’s 25-strand steel wire snares. Four different types of snare material to be used simultaneously.
  • 14″×12″ walnut shell.
  • Remo Skyntone batter head.

Product Info

SKU MAJ-MPS1412F-WA
UPC 635464871240

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Customer Reviews

Great Field Drum

Rating
Posted by
Drew Lang
Date Posted
01/06/2025

I bought this drum several years ago during a snare drum sale from another wholesale establishment. I've got many concert field drums (some old school Ludwig, and the newer Pearl (14"/16"), GMS, and now two of the Majestic). I was using this during a Broadway touring show (Motown, the Musical) and the other percussionist was really enthralled with the sound of this drum. I wasn't as stoked (being right on top of it) but I had the other player play on it while I stood back and listened. It IS a really good sounding field drum. I'm a little skeptical of the amount of hardware on the shell (my FAVORITE field drum is a GMS that has a stained tung oil finish, and very minimal hardware which I think lets the shell resonate more) but this has a lot more control of the snare material engaged on the snareside head. It's a great sounding concert field drum.