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Category Archives: Drum Heads
Remo Drum Heads
As a drumhead specialist for over 50 years, Remo, Inc. has developed an incredibly wide variety of drumheads to fit every drumming application.
Not only is a full selection of Remo heads available to meet the diverse needs of drumset players in country, jazz, rock, pop, R&B, hip-hop, Latin and every other style, Remo heads also bring advanced technologies and exceptional performance capabilities to the specialized needs to players in the marching, concert and world percussion areas.
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Evans drum heads
"Evans Drumheads has been in the music industry for more than 40 years
The results are evident from the countless compliments that Evans receives daily from professionals, amateurs, hobbyists and students alike. Consistency is unparalleled. The sound is unbelievable. Durability has reached an all-time high".
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Resonant Heads
A resonant head is the name for the head on the bottom of a tom tom. The head is not struck but vibrates in sympathy with the top head. It is very important to tune the batter and resonant heads to work with each other.
Standard drum heads are acceptable for the resonant side however it is common to see a lighter weight head used. Used heads are unsuitable for the resonant side.
A snare drum uses a very different resonant head made very thin in order to develop more greater response and sensitivity to the vibrations caused by hitting the drum's batter head.
Please visit the Snare Side head page for specifics
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Snare Side Heads
The SnareSide head is only 3-4/1000ths (3-4 mil) of an inch thick.
This drum head is manufactured to be ultra thin in order to be more responsive and sensitive to the vibrations caused by hitting the drum's batter head.
- Do Not strike the snare side head with a stick - you'll kill the head
- Do Not use a batter side weight head on the snare side - you'll kill the sound
- Change your snare side head every 4-5 batter changes - it stretches!
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