The TAMA KA145N Kenny Aronoff “Trackmaster” Signature Snare Drum is a premium snare designed in collaboration with legendary drummer Kenny Aronoff, known for his powerful playing style and work with artists such as John Mellencamp and many major rock acts. This signature model combines striking visual design with professional-grade performance, making it suitable for studio sessions, live concerts, and demanding touring setups. Its distinctive engraved finish and brass construction give the drum both an eye-catching appearance and a powerful sonic character.
The drum features a 14" × 5" nickel-plated brass shell, a material known for delivering a bright attack with strong projection while still retaining warmth and musical tone. The brass shell produces a crisp “crack” that cuts through dense mixes, making it ideal for rock and pop genres where the snare needs to stand out. The shallower 5" depth provides quick response and sensitivity, allowing players to achieve everything from tight, articulate rimshots to rich lower tunings.
Built with professional hardware, the snare includes 10-hole die-cast brass hoops, which enhance rimshot power and maintain tuning stability. High-quality lugs, strainer mechanisms, and snare wires ensure reliable performance and smooth operation during intense playing. With its combination of strong attack, warmth, and wide tuning range, the Trackmaster Signature Snare is designed to deliver the authoritative sound associated with Kenny Aronoff’s drumming style.
Key Features
Kenny Aronoff “Trackmaster” Signature snare drum designed with the renowned rock drummer
Size: 14" × 5" for fast response and versatile tone
Nickel-plated brass shell provides bright attack with warm resonance
10-hole die-cast brass hoops for powerful rimshots and stable tuning
Custom engraved finish highlights the brass shell design
Nickel-plated MSL35 lugs for durability and secure tuning
MUS80A/MUS80B strainer system for smooth snare wire adjustment
Wide tuning range with strong crack and projection suitable for rock, pop, and live performance
