5PCDBLR 5 Piece Drum Skin/Head Set 14 Snare 12 13 16

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5 PC Drum Head Pack - Rock Sizes - 14" White Brushed Snare 12,13,16,22 Double Ply Oil Filled Clear...

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Re-skin your whole kit for only $99! A great value pack of skins, This 5 piece pack (to suit rock sizes) uses Double ply heads with a White Single ply brushed snare. The Double Ply Oil FIlled head will last longer than any single ply, Whilst the snare will give you the best sound .

5 PC Drum Head Pack - Rock Sizes - 14" White Brushed Snare 12,13,16,22 Double Ply Oil Filled Clear - As used by Allan K from Dappled Cities

The Tech Features

Model :- 5 PC DRUM HEAD PACK ROCK

Contents :- 14 Snare 12,13,16,22 Double Ply Oil Filled

Colour :- Clear (Snare is White brushed single Ply)

Brief Drum Head Overview
Double Ply	Less responsive More durable Less overtone, more note sustain
Sound focus ring	Allows the responsiveness of the single ply head but with reduced overtones.
Clear	Greater attack (the initial spike in volume when you hit the drum)
Coated	Earthy sounding and slightly muffled compared with clear heads. Slightly reduced overtones.
Combinations: Any of these heads can be used on top (batter) or bottom (resonant). The choice is entirely up to the player, though generally coated heads are used primarily for batter heads. For a rock sound with very little overtone, try double ply heads on top and bottom. This will be less responsive to softer playing because of the thickness of the heads - they need to be hit hard! For a jazz sound, try the opposite - single ply top and bottom. This will be very responsive to soft and loud playing as the heads are thinner. It's important to note that using this set up will give more overtones and require more attention to tuning. These are the two extremes, so setting you drum up with a combination of plys will give a sound somewhere in between the "overtoney", responsive drum and a "notey", phat sounding drum. Snare drums are usually set up with a batter head on top and a very thin, clear head specially made for snare side. It needs to be thin to pick up the smallest of vibrations and transfer them to the snare wires.