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Introduction
Marching Snare Drums will inevitably take a beating throughout their timeevery season of use and it is undoubtable that you will eventually find yourself with a punctured or ripped bottom snare head at onesome point. A broken snare head can cause an uneven and weaker sound out of your drum so it is very important that it is fixed as soon as possible to ensure you get the best sound of your equipment. Luckily, it is a relatively simple repair and with a budget friendly set of tools, we will show you how to get your drum fixed in no time!