Remo CX-0112-10 Controlled Sound X 12-inch

Remo CX-0112-10 Controlled Sound X 12-inch
Product no: 9000-0005-2295 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a manufacturing defects warranty.

General

Remo produces numerous drumheads, each with its own character and application. The dichotomy between transparent and coated heads is well known among drummers. This CX-0112-10 is a coated 12-inch drumhead from the Controlled Sound X series. This skin is highly suitable as a battering surface for fairly high-sounding snare drums.

Remo CX-0112-10 12-inch Controlled Sound X: robust sound richness

A special element is the 'reverse dot': an extra piece of 5 mil thick skin, attached to the bottom side of the drumhead. This provides increased durability and better sound balance. Even in fierce drumming, you need not fear torn sheets or an unpleasant sound response. In addition, the midrange is reproduced optimally, thanks to the solid structure of the coated CX-0112-10. This sheet is a vital component for drumming in studios and on stage.

Specifications

Product features

Sustainable product	not specified
Drumhead finish	coated/textured
Dampening	none
Dot	black
Single/double ply	single-ply
Size snare drum head	12 inches
Colour	white
Number of plies	1 ply: 12 mil

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	250 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	37,7 x 37,7 x 2,0 cm

Product specifications

Remo CX-0112-10 12-inch Controlled Sound X
batter for snare drum
coated
single layer of 12 mil (0.3 mm) thickness
5 mil centred Reverse Dot layer
high-quality sound control
controlled midrange
highly durable quality
suitable for all-round use

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Stefan O. June 21, 2016

Wrote the following about Remo CX-0112-10 Controlled Sound X 12-inch

Goed drumvel voor verschillende typen stemming

Zelf heb ik hem op mijn side snare gedaan. Bij lage stemming en bij hoge stemming klinkt het super.
De overtonen worden voor mijn gevoel beter beheersd en de snare blijft niet te lang door 'zingen'.
Misschien willen sommigen nog moongel gebruiken om de overtonen nog meer te beperken maar ik hou persoonlijk wel van een iets 'zingende' snare.