British Drum Co. SEVEN EDDS Snare Drum 14x6

British Drum Co. SEVEN EDDS Limited Edition Snare Drum – Collector's Piece with Authentic Tour Cymbal

LIMITED PRODUCTION of 666 Pieces Worldwide

First Delivery (estimated) Arriving in September of 2026 to DCP

The SEVEN EDDS is an exclusive collaboration between British Drum Company and Nicko McBrain, representing a landmark collector's release for serious drummers and Iron Maiden fans alike. Limited to just 666 drums worldwide, each 14x6 snare features a genuine fragment from one of Nicko McBrain's tour-played Paiste cymbals, used during the legendary Somewhere Back in Time, The Final Frontier, and Maiden England world tours between 2008 and 2012. Every cymbal piece has been carefully hydro-blasted to preserve its original lathing, ensuring that no two drums are identical.

Built with meticulous craftsmanship, this snare combines premium materials and professional-grade construction. The 10-ply shell—comprising 9 plies of birch with a single ply of birdseye maple—delivers a balanced tone with clarity and projection. At 5.5mm thickness and weighing just over 12 lbs, the drum is engineered for both studio recording and live performance. First deliveries are estimated for September/October 2026.

Key Features

• 14" × 6" snare drum size, ideal for versatile playing styles and studio applications
• 10-ply hybrid shell construction: 9-ply birch with 1-ply birdseye maple outer ply for tonal warmth and projection
• 5.5mm shell thickness engineered for durability and resonance control
• Weighs 12.13 lbs for balanced handling and responsive playing feel
• Includes an authentic piece of Nicko McBrain's tour-played Paiste cymbal from 2008–2012 world tours
• Limited production run of 666 drums worldwide, making each drum a numbered collector's item 
• Hydro-blasted cymbal fragments preserve original lathing and patina for visual authenticity
  

Please Note: The discs cut from Nicko’s tour-played cymbals and set within each drum are taken from across the full cymbal surface. As a result, some discs may feature visible traces of logos or model markings, while others may not.