Detail 01
4 in. port diameter
Tight for reaching inside to reposition a mic. Enough for a cable and a compact mic, not comfortable hand access.

Independent shopping perspective
A 4-inch blue port hole reinforcement ring for a bass drum front head. For drummers who want a smaller port with a colored accent.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Tight for reaching inside to reposition a mic. Enough for a cable and a compact mic, not comfortable hand access.
Detail 02
Vents less air, so the drum keeps more low-end sustain than a 6-inch port would.
Detail 03
Reads as a deliberate accent on a white or clear head. Against a black head it is far less visible.
Detail 04
Grips the mylar edge so the cut cannot split outward once the head is under tension.
Detail 05
No shell drilling. Moves with the head, so it comes off when you change heads.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Compact mics and cables pass through. Large-diaphragm bodies and getting a hand inside to reposition are tight. Consider the 6-inch if you adjust placement often.
No. You cut the hole in the head yourself, then fit the ring over the edge to protect it. Cut slightly under 4 inches so it grips.
A smaller port vents less air, so the drum holds more sustain and low end. A larger port gives a shorter, tighter attack.
The ring mounts to the head itself, so it stays with that head. A new head means cutting a new hole and refitting.
Reference
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