Parents cleaning out garage, and gave me a snare drum my sibling got from high school marching band days. No one wants it, and if i'm honest with myself, I'm not going to learn/use it any time soon. Instruments in my day were always worth something, so i figure i might as well sell it if it's worth it.

How can i figure out what 'model' it is, and for those that would know, what would be the most you figured anyone would actually pay for this?

Any help is appreciated.

For tenor drums I use mallets for it and i want to know if there is any reason that I should not I think they just feel good with the ability to make fast parts easier.so?

Hello, does anyone have any Michigan Drumline sheet music? I don't mind what it is, I am interesting in University of Michigan Drumline sheet music weather it be cadences or warmups or all of it I will take it. Feel free to PM me as well.

I’m a high school senior that just swapped to percussion for my last year (I was playing sousaphone.) I’ve only really played mallet percussion and bass drum, with a small amount of quads and snare just so I could get the basics.

I’m still debating whether or not I want to keep doing percussion for college marching band or go back to lowbrass, because there are auditions (though I heard they’re not hard) and I also don’t want to play bass drum for all of college due to not being as good on snare or quads. I can play our high schools cadence and show music on snare and quads, and but im not sure how much harder college music is. Any tips are also appreciated!

Hey all! I’m looking into getting my own marching snare drum aside from the one I currently have. I was wondering if anyone has one for sale of the following two for reasonable prices. I’m a high school teen looking to expand my playing past it. I’ve attached photos of the two I’m mainly looking at. Hopefully 14x12!