







🥁 Elevate your rhythm with the snare that blends tradition and tech flawlessly!
The Lemon T950 is a 13"x5" dual-zone electronic snare drum featuring a durable wooden shell and a responsive mesh head that delivers authentic acoustic feel and dynamic playability. Compatible with major electronic drum modules, it offers quiet practice capabilities and easy installation, making it ideal for professionals seeking expressive performance and versatility.
| ASIN | B0CZY2SX1Q |
| Body Material | Wood |
| Body material | Wood |
| Brand | LEMON |
| Brand Name | LEMON |
| Color | Black |
| Colour | Black |
| Connector Type | USB |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 32 Reviews |
| Finish Type | Polished |
| Included Components | Snare |
| Included components | Snare |
| Item Highlight | Acoustic Wood Shell, Adjustable Tension, Compatible with Roland & Alesis, Quiet Practice, Realistic Feel |
| Item Type Name | Snare Drum |
| Manufacturer | LEMON |
| Material | Wooden Shell |
| Model Name | LE-T950-SNR-BK |
| Model Number | LE-T950-SNR-BK |
| Model name | LE-T950-SNR-BK |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Part Number | LE-T950-SNR-BK |
| Sound Profile | Acoustic-like |
| UPC | 198168655375 |
R**E
Great product for the $ but.....
Good: Great snare for the $. The sound is very good out of a TD17 module but require some setting up in the EQ department. That's just the way it goes with such gear. I switched out the bottom head for top and found better stick response that way. The drum allows for a lot of tension for tighter skin and better deflection. Very nice finish and looks great. The zones are working as expected but as mentioned some adjustments on the module required. Rims shots are bang on and crisp. As close to a real snare as I have used especially at it's $ point, keep that in mind. A definite upgrade from the Roland 12". Not so good: The bearing edge was poorly machined on the top. A bit of Elmer Fud glue and some sanding fixed that but.... Not a big fan of the sensor placed in the centre of the drum. Disturbs the stick flow and rebound but not a show stopper. Conclusion: Overall a respectable upgrade to the old snare. I personally like an independent snare on it's own stand that looks like an autistic snare and can be moved independently of an attached to rack setup. The feel is a lot more consistent to a real snare. I will say Lemon cymbals are excellent as well but that's for another review. Refreshing to see a decent quality product giving the big over $ed companies a run. As far as longevity goes? well time will tell. This has been my experience with this product so far. Me thinks if this company ever hits the big box stores some existing manufacturers will need to step up their game!
M**E
It works perfectly
Look ... I'm a professional musician and I've tried several solutions to my problem of having a crap snare. I was previously using a Black Hole single zone trigger on mesh heads also by Black Hole and let me tell you the frustration was real. All other heads were great except the snare... But this ... I literally plugged it in and it was like I was on my acoustic kit. The response is amazing. I didn't even need to adjust my parameters in my alesis module. There is absolutely 0 retriggering, 0 latency, 0 error. The rim trigger is great. It plays ghost notes as well just can't hit to hard or it will register a harder hit .... But overall great design. You can adjust tension on the head for whatever you're going for. It has a authentic snare design as well so it doesn't look cheese. And fits right in with my acoustic converted kit... Highly recommend... Love this and it makes me love my instrument when I'm playing and prepping for things. 👍🏼 Great product
G**H
Perfect fit for the Alesis strike kit.
I got this to replace my church’s Alesis strike snare. This snare is fantastic. It has a bit of a click when you hit it versus the soft thud the original snare came with. It works perfectly fine after I plugged it in. The price is unbeatable, no pun intended. This is the second Lemon product I bought. The other was a ride cymbal which works just as well. Very satisfied.
C**E
How to fix double triggering issue
I bought this snare pad and I really needed it to work so when I tried to use it an I was getting double hits 80% of the time I was pretty bummed. As I am way to cheap to get it repaired and too lazy to go through customer service I endeavored to figure out what the issue was on my own. Long story shot; if you’re having the same issue with the double triggering here is what you do. The pezios are opposite polarity to the way they’ve been wired. If you take the top head off you will see where wires from the pads go into little connectors that clip into the jack. Unclip them from the jack and take something small and pointy and use it to gently lift the little tabs on the connector. The wires should slip out of the connector easily now. Then slip the red wire where the black wire had been and vice versa, push the little tabs back down on the wire tips and insert the connector back into the jack. Then replace the head and tighten up again and marvel at how something that glaringly obvious slipped past QC in the Lemon factory. PS the snare is really awesome once fixed so I am giving 4 stars for the 5 minutes it took me to diagnose and fix the issue.
A**R
Worked perfectly
At first I was apprehensive about the cheap price. But man this thing is amazing! Works well with my Simmons kit.
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