The only drawback of these batteries is their weight. Only a few niche brands use this type of realization and produce few pieces to order for wealthy and demanding musicians. Drums in solid wood dug (solid shell): they are obtained from a section of tree trunk dug and polished internally and externally to get a drum with a warm, powerful and deep sound, full-bodied and resonant, to meet the needs of drummers and percussionists more insatiable.A single sheet of seasoned timber is used, of a thickness approximately equal to that of a multilayer wood, it is bent to heat/steam around a cylindrical shape, and it is left for a specific time, to realize a cylindrical stem. Steam bent solid wood drums (steam-bent shell): this is the primary way to make drums, typically snare drums, in solid wood.It is the most used way to build reliable wood batteries and has pros and cons: in favor there is the fact that the drum will be made of solid wood, so the wood will sound more harmonious and warm, on the other hand ‘is the fact that the slatted construction is susceptible to temperature variations, so after a few years the slatted drum, typically tympanum or bass drum, can detach itself if subjected to large temperature and humidity variations. Solid wood staves: they are drums obtained by combining and gluing together rectangular (or better, trapezoidal) teams of solid wood to form a cylinder.Nei modelli di tamburi leggermente migliori lo strato più interno è costituito da un foglio di acero, in quelle professionali tutti gli strati sono dello stesso tipo di legno (in generale si usa l’acero) fra quelli sovracitati.
Generalmente nelle batterie economiche gli strati più esterni sono costituiti da legni truciolati o compensati e il più interno è un foglio unico di legno. Con questi fusti si realizzano batterie dalle più economiche alle più costose, quello che fa la differenza è il legno usato per i vari strati.
For example, on a stage in a bar, there was little space and all those people were too many to maintain a drum each. Later, due to space problems, the need arises to assemble the drums. In the early days, every single drum was played by an only person. The origin of the drums dates back to the second half of the 1800s, even if the individual drums had already existed for some time. First of all, I want to mention some of the histories of the instrument. There are various types of various brands that you can read about at, after reading this one. Steve has also done session work as a rhythm guitarist for touring bands, performs regularly with his band Ghost Road along with duo’s with brother Beau as ‘The Bennett Bros’ and also Snake Oil Delirium.The drum kit is an essential instrument in a band, not just rock. Steve has also been the support act to bands such as The Black Sorrows, Russell Morris, Jon Stephens, Raaku the Soul Man. Steve has been playing such venues as The Hoey Moey (Coffs Harbour), Seaview Hotel (Woolgoolga), The Village Green Hotel (Grafton), Coramba Hotel (Coramba), Toormina Hotel (Toormina), Golden Sands Hotel (Nambucca Heads), Smiggins Hotel (Smiggins Hole), The Tapp Bar (Port Macquarie), Finnians Irish Tavern (Port Macquarie), Oceanview Hotel (Urunga), Bonny Hills Beach Hotel (Bonny Hills), Harrington Hotel (Harrington), Wynter Tavern (Taree) and more. Playing his homemade foot drum and guitar, he keeps the grooves tight, rhythm flowing and can bend a tasty solo. Steve’s bag of tunes is very electric, he is a true story-teller and his music varies from Originals, 60's folk, Blues, 80's Rock, Modern Rock and some Country tunes which will make you want to sing and dance. Later moving on to learning songs and developing his own style, which led him to writing his own songs and starting family band Ghost Road in 1992. Learning the basics from his dad, family members and various other musician friends who would visit home. Steve has been singing and playing guitar from a young age, surrounded by music and jam sessions in the lounge room. Steve Bennett – One Man Band/Foot Drum/Lead & Rhythm guitarist/Vocals/Songwriter
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