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Remo PS-1322-00 Pinstripe 22-inch Bass Drumhead (Clear)

This 22-inch Pinstripe drumhead is ideal for all-round use. Thanks to its two plies of 0.178mm clear Mylar film, it offers a bright sound and great resonance. The Pinstripe ring helps to dampen any unwanted overtones.

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Recommended price £61
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Remo PP-0110-BA Ambassador ProPack Drumheads (12, 12, 14, 14)

With this Remo Ambassador pack, you'll be getting your hands on some world-renowned drumheads. The PP-0110-BA ProPack consists of 10, 12, and 14-inch coated heads, with a free 14-inch snare drumhead. Great for a rich sound.

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Recommended price £96
£70

Remo P3-1122-C2 Powerstroke 3 Coated 22-inch bass drumhead

Remo's P3-1122-C2 Powerstroke 3 Coated is a 22-inch bass drumhead with special damper technology featuring a damping ring on the outer edge that keeps the higher overtones in check.

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Recommended price £63
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Drumheads information

If you want to order drumheads, just read this bit of information and you'll be well prepared. The drumhead is the first part of a percussion instrument that will vibrate. You can strike it with a drum stick or mallet, after which a possible resonant head also starts to vibrate. The kettle receives these vibrations and resonates the sound as well as possible, thus amplifying the instrument. Most drumheads for percussion instruments are made of polyester. A well-known manufacturer of drumheads is Remo.

Choose a diameter that fits the size of your drum, percussion or concert percussion instrument, and, if possible, choose between a coated or clear drumhead. Coated drumheads have a special coating that produces a warmer sound with a more distinctive 'tick' and a shorter sustain. Clear or transparent drumheads produce a brighter sound and have a longer sustain. If you want, you can attenuate the sound of your drums by means of dampening rings and bass drum mufflers.

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