Mapex Mars Reimagined With Maple & Birch

Drummer’s Review

Mapex is excited to introduce a “Pocket-Friendly Sonic Classic” for those seeking the timeless, warm, and smooth sound of a classic 100% Maple shell and invites you to “Be The Spark” with exciting new finishes for those who prefer the tonal balance and controlled punch of 100% birch shells.

Mapex Mars Maple and Mars Birch continue to build on the storied Mars series legacy, long heralded as a benchmark for tone, quality, and value as a mid-range offering. Mars drums have served the heart of the drumming experience across the gamut of players, from beginners to pro-level musicians, for generations. The new Mars Maple and Mars Birch now contribute to further elevating this tradition, offering modern feature-laden kits with beautiful finish options for a completely re-imagined series lineup.

New Mars series drums are appointed with proprietary Mapex SONIClear bearing edges, allowing the drumhead to sit flatter and make better contact with the shell. This important feature, utilized on Mapex professional kits such as the Black Panther Design Lab and Saturn Evolution, both expands tuning range and deepens the fundamental pitch to add dimension and character to the tone of the 100% 7-ply European maple or 100% 6-ply birch shells. Additional features include insulated bass drum claws, matching wood snare drums, and bass drum-mounted tom holders equipped with the SONIClear suspension system to provide maximum sustain and projection.

 

Not stopping at tone, the appearance of these drums won’t fail to impress, with four stunning Mars Maple lacquer finishes and four new Mars Birch sparkle wrapped finishes sure to make any drummer proud. The kits are presented in a variety of configurations, providing the versatility for any player to continue wherever their “Drummer for Life” adventure might lead them.

“Maple has long been a standard, and birch a studio mainstay,” remarks Mapex US Brand Manager Jeff Mulvihill. “When you think of how drums sound on your favorite recordings in virtually any genre, there is a good chance that these are birch or maple drums that you’re hearing. They are timeless classic options, and we are thrilled to bring this accessible, pocket-friendly series to drummers everywhere.”

For detail of available finishes and configurations, visit http://www.mapexdrums.com/

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Specifications

Mars Birch

New Finish Selection;

DT Diamond Sparkle – MI Twilight Sparkle – OR Blood Orange Sparkle – YD Sunflower Sparkle

UK stock configurations will be:

MA486S   4-Piece Bop Shell Pack, 18×14 Bass Drum, 10×7 Rack tom, 14×12 Floor Tom, Matching 14×5 Snare, TH683 Single Tom Holder

MA528SF  5-Piece Crossover Shell Pack, 22×18 Bass Drum, 12×8 Rack Tom, 14×12 & 16×14 Floor Toms, Matching 14×6.5 Snare Drum, TH800 Tom Holder

MA529SF 5-Piece Rock Shell Pack, 22×18 Bass Drum, 10×7 & 12×8 Rack Toms, 16×14 Floor Tom, Matching 14×6.5 Snare, TH676 Double Tom Holder

Also available to special order is:

MA446S  4-Piece Rock 24 Shell Pack, 24×16 Bass Drum, 12×8 Tom, 16×16 Floor Tom, Matching 14×6.5 Snare, TH800 Tom Holder

Mars Maple

New finish selection;

KD Matte Black – NW Natural Satin – OD Midnight Blue – OG Glossy Amber

UK stock configurations will be;

MM486S  4-Piece Bop Shell Pack, 18×14 Bass Drum, 10×7 Rack Tom, 14×12 Floor Tom, Matching 14×5.5 Snare, TH683 Single Tom Holder

MM504SF 4-Piece Fusion Shell Pack, 20×16 Bass Drum, 10×7 & 12×8 Rack toms, 14×12 Floor Tom, Matching 14×5.5 Snare, TH676 Double Tom Holder

MM529SF 5-Piece Rock Shell Pack, 22×18 Bass Drum, 10×7 & 12×8 Rack Toms, 16×14 Floor Tom, matching 14×5.5 Snare, TH676 Double Tom Holder

MM628SFU  6-Piece Studioease Shell Pack, 22×18 Bass Drum, 10×7 & 12×8 Rack Toms, 14×12 & 16×14 Floor Tom, Matching 14×5.5 Snare, TH676 Double Tom Holder.

Prices TBC.

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