Craviotto 14x5.5 Private Reserve Birdseye Maple Snare Drum with Red Inlay

The Craviotto 14x5.5 Private Reserve Birdseye Maple Snare Drum with Red Inlay (CRPR1455BEMRIN) features a Handcrafted, Solid Birdseye Maple Shell with Red Inlay, Solid Birdseye Maple Reinforcement Hoops, Hybrid Bearing Edges, 10 Double-Ended Tube Lugs, Triple-Flange Hoops, Trick GS007 Throw-Off, Craviotto Butt Plate, 20-Strand Snare Wires, Craviotto Logo Remo Coated Ambassador Batter Drumhead, Craviotto Logo Remo Hazy Ambassador Snare Side Drumhead, Oil Finish, Chrome Hardware, and Craviotto Private Reserve Badge. Craviotto Soft Snare Drum Bag Included with Purchase.

Perhaps the most intriguing and interesting of the Figured Maples, Birdseye figuring occurs in only a very small percentage of all Maple trees. Birdseye is a unique part of each tree’s genetic make-up – much like freckles in human beings. This recessive trait complements the wood’s tonal personality and makes each drum that much more visually and sonically unique. Craviotto Birdseye Maple Solid Shell drums have a tonal character that features a well-balanced blend of low-end body, midrange focus and high-end crack. These drums have the quality and versatility to excel in both general-purpose and special purpose drumming situations. You’ll love the rich tone, mid-range projection, and timeless beauty of your Craviotto Birdseye Maple Solid Shell drum.

Saul Rocha and his team of artisans are always aspiring to inspire. Craviotto’s esteemed Private Reserve collection represents the pinnacle of their craft. Whether an astonishing Ambrosia, a whimsical Walnut, or a beautiful Birdseye Maple, Private Reserve drums are truly special, one-of-a-kind instruments. Only Saul can deem each masterpiece "Private Reserve" worthy. Saul worked hand-in-hand with Johnny over many years and understands what the Private Reserve line truly represents. Due to our strict specifications, only the rarest and unique boards make the cut. Craviotto is only able to produce extremely limited quantities each year adding to the Private Reserve’s mystique, collectability, and demand.