C'est justement une question que je pose au début du postsoft a écrit :quelle épaisseur, ton fût?
, ça excuse 
WAW!!! Ca c'est de la réponse préciseloorenz a écrit :Y'a un test d'une Tempus ici :http://www.drumdojo.com/tempus_orange_glitter.htm
Pour un tom ils disent épaisseur 3/16" (je te laisse la conversion) et chanfreins double 45°, je sais pas si les caisses claire ont les mêmes caractéristiques.
ici aussi ils disent Fibreglass snare drum shells a tad over 3/16"http://www.drumsetconnect.com/drum-foru ... hells.html
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Dans les FAQ de Tempus :
Q. How thick are Tempus shells?
A. It depends on the material used and the shell being built. Fiberglass tom tom and bass drum shells are about 1/8" thick, Fiberglass snare drum shells a tad over 3/16". Carbon Fiber shells are, respectively, about 15% thinner and somewhat lighter.
Q. What shape are Tempus bearing edges?
A. The best answer to this came years ago from, as I remember it, Gordy Knudtson, who likened the bearing edges to "the long end of an egg". The shells are really too thin to allow much in the way of precise angular variations - 45 degrees outside, 62 degrees inside, that sort of thing - and, as near as I can tell, very minor variations on the basic theme make no audible difference to the sound of the drum in question.
mais ce n'est qu'une impression.
