Detail 01
18 in.
Head size must match the bass drum shell exactly. An 18-inch head will not fit a 20- or 22-inch drum.

Independent shopping perspective
An 18-inch coated batter head for a bass drum, built so you can dial in how much ring and sustain the drum keeps.


Strong match
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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
Head size must match the bass drum shell exactly. An 18-inch head will not fit a 20- or 22-inch drum.
Detail 02
The textured coating takes a little edge off the attack, so the note reads warmer and less clicky than a clear head.
Detail 03
You can change how much the drum rings without gaffer tape or blankets, so one head covers several rooms.
Detail 04
This is the side the beater hits. Your front head is a separate purchase and controls a lot of the final sound.
Detail 05
Standard drumhead film. Handles beater impact and holds tuning better than a coated head sounds like it would.
Detail 06
Low end sits forward and highs are pulled back, which suits acoustic and unmiked rooms more than aggressive metal.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. This is an 18-inch head and only fits an 18-inch bass drum shell. Head diameter has to match the shell diameter exactly.
The beater side. It is a batter head, so it goes on the side the pedal strikes. The front resonant head is sold separately.
Yes. Attack, sustain and feel are adjustable on this head, so you can tighten up the note without adding pillows or tape inside the drum.
It leans warm, which works for jazz, blues, R&B, country, pop and rock. Fine for heavier playing, but the voicing is not scooped and clicky.
Reference
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