Top 10 best-selling Mesh Drum Heads for Acoustic Drums

Specifically for 13-inch toms and snare drums, Remo have developed this 13-inch Silentstroke drumhead. The first of its kind! It provides you with a strongly reduced volume, as well as a great feel!

Do you want to be able to drum at all times without causing sound pollution? Remo will help you out with these Silentstroke drumheads. These reduce the volume of your drum kit by 80% and are wonderful to play on.

If the volume of your bass drum is too high during rehearsals, the 22-inch Remo Silentstroke bass drumhead offers a perfect solution! You will be provided with a sound that is much softer than the sound that your original drumhead produced.

If you feel limited in how often you can get behind your drum kit or are worried about causing noise pollution because of the high volume of your drum kit, you might want to consider these Silentstroke drumheads: a volume reduction of no less than 80%!

The Remo Silentstroke is a single-layer 16-inch drumhead that is ideal for quiet drumming rehearsals. If you replace your regular drumhead with the Silentstroke, you will instantly hear that it is a lot quieter.

Remo’s 20-inch Silentstroke bass drumhead is ideal for drum students, because of its dampening function. A Silentstroke produces a much softer sound than an ordinary drumhead, making it ideal for rehearsal sessions, as the neighbours won't be bothered.

A 10-inch drumhead that only produces 20% of the volume of a normal drumhead: a dream for most drummers.

With the Evans dB One Bass Batter bass drum head, you feel the kick and punch, but the volume remains pleasantly quiet! The dB One Drum Heads involve advanced mesh heads that allow you to drum up to 80% less loudly.

With the complete Evans dB One All In One Pack, the volume of a full five-piece kit can be pushed right down by up to 80% to support more sociable practise sessions.

Developed by Roland, this mesh head can be used to replace the head of 12 inch V-drums or fitted to a standard acoustic drum to complete a hybrid kit or to lower the volume for quieter rehearsals.