The Pearl CXS2 Air Frame Snare Drum Carrier features a redesign to accommodate players of all genders, body shapes, and sizes. The reshaped Airframe shoulder and chest sections are attached to a thin aluminum belly plate with extreme range of motion. The ACS (Agility Control System) Belt unites the player to their instrument for optimal stability in today's modern use of body movement. The shoulder and belly pads are removable for cleaning and are built with a stealth-like design allowing for the CXS2 carrier to practically disappear under the uniform.
The CX2 Series carriers combine lightweight, simplistic designs with rugged durability. This revolutionary breakthrough in carrier design is highly adjustable with minimal moving parts, making this the perfect carrier for players of all sizes and skill levels.
This CXS2 Carrier includes the CXSA-2 Snare Attachment.
An optional add-on plus size accessory is available as well allowing all players to experience the comfort and fluidity of movement offered by the CX Series Carriers
| SKU | PEA-CXS-2 |
|---|---|
| UPC | 633816805486 |
| Weight | 10.6 lb |
Harness is great and the shipping was immediate. We needed this for our daughter going to band camp and it was delivered in days. This is the 2nd one I have ordered and will not hesitate for future purchases.
Son is in school marching band and requested this specifically. He loves it and other kids are looking into it as well.Great price and product. Thank you ,Steve Weiss Music.
Great buy daughter loves how comfortable it is compared to her original one.
More comfortable and stabilizes my marching snare better than the previous carrier - thanks Steve Weiss!
This carrier was designed and built by the Pearl Corporation to replace Randall May's mono-posto carrier. The Pearl product is incredibly durable and comfortable, and the back strap really does its job of keeping the drum from moving around. The padding on this carrier has a memory foam quality, which makes it heavenly to wear, but it can tear easily, especially if you take the harness on and off many times during use. The use of j-rods is a hit-or-miss. The drum is very solidly seated once attached, but it can be difficult to correctly attach the drum to the carrier. I feel like the quick release system of May and Dynasty carriers is easier, as well as more premium. The biggest downside to these carriers wouldn't be a big problem if Pearl hadn't falsely advertised it. One of the selling points of these carriers is that it "disappears under the uniform." That is not the case. If your drumline is made up of skinnier players, the carrier will sit several inches out from their stomachs. This was designed to make the carriers universal, but it adds noticeable bulk. Despite these small problems, Pearl has created a product that is functional, reliable, and affordable for anyone from High School to DCI.
