
Latin Percussion
Latin Percussion LP846-SN 6 inch Micro Snare Drum
6 inch
A razor-bright crack of snare accent in a 6-inch package — the LP Micro Snare punches well above its footprint in any percussion rig.
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Overview
Key Features
Chrome-plated steel shell
Quick On/Off Throw-off
Mounting to most common 3/8" -1/2" brackets possible
Specifications
Shell Diameter
6 inches
Shell Material
Chrome-plated steel
Finish
Chrome-plated
Throw-off
Quick On/Off
Mounting Compatibility
3/8" – 1/2" brackets
Item Weight
3 lbs
Dimensions
4.3 x 8.7 x 8.7 inches
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this snare actually sound like compared to a full-size snare?
The 6-inch chrome steel shell produces a high-pitched, tight crack with fast transient decay — more of a rimshot-style accent than the full body of a 14-inch snare. Think effect and articulation, not primary backbeat.
Can this mount to a standard drum kit or percussion stand?
Yes — it mounts to any bracket with a 3/8" to 1/2" rod, which covers virtually all standard snare arms, tom mounts, and auxiliary percussion clamps you'd find in a typical kit configuration.
How does the throw-off perform under session use?
The quick on/off throw-off is a practical feature — you can engage or disengage the snare wires mid-performance without tools, which matters when you're using it as a switchable effect within a set.
Is this suitable for live use or primarily a studio piece?
Both. The chrome-plated steel shell is durable enough for road use, and the compact form factor makes it easy to add to a live rig without significant setup time. Studio applications include accent layering and percussion overdubs.
Will the snare wires be audible through a standard drum overhead or close mic?
At close-mic distances the snare buzz is clearly captured. The compact shell means the snare sound sits higher in the frequency spectrum than a full-size drum — it cuts through a mix without masking other elements.