Detail 01
Coated finish
Coating adds a layer of mass, so the note comes out warmer and shorter than a clear head of the same size.

Independent shopping perspective
A 26-inch coated bass drum batter head with adjustable damping. For drummers who want to dial in attack and sustain rather than tape and pillows.


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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
Coating adds a layer of mass, so the note comes out warmer and shorter than a clear head of the same size.
Detail 02
You change sustain and attack at the head itself instead of adding blankets or gaffer tape inside the shell.
Detail 03
Low fundamental sits forward, high overtones sit back. Blends into a mix without cutting through it.
Detail 04
Built to take repeated beater strikes and hold tension, so replacement intervals are long.
Detail 05
Sized to a 26-inch shell only. A big kick that already runs low; damping keeps the note from washing.
Detail 06
Beater side. It controls feel under the foot as much as it controls tone.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The coating adds mass. Coated runs warmer with a shorter decay; clear is brighter with more attack and more ring. Same size and same damping approach.
Usually not. The adjustable damping is meant to replace internal muffling. Start with no pillow, then add only if the room is still ringing.
No. It fits a 26-inch shell. Head diameter has to match the drum.
Attack, feel and sustain are all adjustable at the head. Tuning still sets the pitch — damping controls how long the note hangs and how hard it hits.
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