Are all drum heads the same size?
Drum head sizes are measured by diameter. Simply take some tape measure and measure the distance across each drum head. Don’t forget to write them down! There are all kinds of different drum heads so shopping for them can be a little overwhelming!
What is the most popular drum head?
The Best Drum Heads for Snares, Toms, and Bass Drums—Our Pick
- Remo Emperor X Coated Snare Drum Head.
- Evans EC Reverse Dot Snare Drum Head.
- Remo PP-1390-BA Ambassador Coated Drumhead Pack.
- Remo Pinstripe Clear Drumhead Pack.
- Aquarian Drumheads TCFXPD14 Coated Focus-X.
- Evans EMAD2 Clear Bass Drum Head.
Does changing drum heads make a difference?
The most important reason is that different drummers obviously play differently. If you play very often, or hit your drums harder, then you’ll definitely need to change the heads out more often. Still, the subject of when to change drum heads is widely considered to be a matter of preference for drummers.
Are Remo drum heads good?
The Remo Emperor X Coated is perfect for drummers who hit really hard and need a super durable drum head that can really take a beating! Remo claims that it’s the most durable Mylar head in the world!
How much does it cost to change drum heads?
Drum Repair Rates
| DRUMS | |
|---|---|
| DRUM HEAD CHANGES AND TUNING | |
| SNARE RESONANT | $6 |
| TOM-TOM / BASS DRUM | $6 |
| BONGO / CONGA / TIMBALE | $6 |
How to compare Remo and Aquarian drumheads?
Compare Evans vs. Remo vs. Aquarian with this drumhead comparison chart. Use the search box below to filter through the drumheads. No directly equivalent drumhead? Look in the rows above or below in the chart – this will likely be the closest equivalent head available.
Which is the best color for a drumhead?
Colortone™ drumheads feature Skyndeep® Imaging Technology for stunning visual appeal with powerful projection, tone and durability. Customize your drums like never before with a new dimension in color that demands to be seen and heard. Color options include Orange, Yellow, Red, Green, Blue, Smoke, Pink and Purple.
How are conga drumheads supposed to be fit?
Due to the non-standardization and variation in manufacturing found in all conga drums the initial fit of the drumhead to each model drum may vary. When installing the drumheads be sure to level and center the drumheads and maintain that balance by adding tension to the drum slowly and evenly.
How to compare drumheads on the ultimate chart?
Click on any of the drumheads in the chart for detailed information and to compare them.