ProLite shells in vintage construction

Only selected maple wood from ecologically sustainable sources is used to manufacture the Prolite bushels. The 9 or 12 layers are glued for optimum durability and the best possible sound experience in the Sonor typical CLTF process and then provided with 45° bearing edges. The thickness of the Prolite maple shells is kept to a minimum (4 mm toms / 6 mm bass drum) thanks to the vintage construction, which results in a wide sound spectrum. For additional stabilization, the edges of the shells are fitted with a reinforcement ring. The Optimum Shell Measurement process makes the heads fit even better, resulting in deep and warm sounds and controlled sustain.

Innovative shell hardware: Sonor ProLite PL 320

All hardware parts of the Sonor ProLite series are primarily used for sound support, are provided with rubber pads and avoid metal-wood contact. Sonor's patented Tune Safe process provides an unyielding tuning and T.A.R. Mounting System provides even better grip with improved vibration characteristics. Various features such as the bass drum legs make setting up the Sonor Prolite a breeze and fit harmoniously into the visual image of the Sonor Prolite series.