Detail 01
EMAD external muffling system
Foam rings sit in a channel on the outside of the head, so you can swap damping without removing the head.

Independent shopping perspective
22-inch bass drum batter head with EMAD's external adjustable muffling ring. For kick drums that need a short, punchy attack you can dial in.


Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
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
Foam rings sit in a channel on the outside of the head, so you can swap damping without removing the head.
Detail 02
The narrower ring keeps some sustain; the wider one shortens the note further for a tighter thud.
Detail 03
Black opaque film on the batter side, so the look stays dark under stage lighting.
Detail 04
Fits a 22-inch bass drum shell — the most common rock kick size.
Detail 05
This is the pedal-side head. Your front head still sets how much low end escapes.
Detail 06
Consistent gauge and seating from head to head, which matters when you retune under a mic.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Bass drum heads are sized by shell diameter, so a 22 in. head fits a 22-inch bass drum.
Often not. The EMAD ring damps from the outside. Many players remove internal muffling entirely and adjust with the foam rings.
Yes. The foam ring drops into an external channel, so you can swap or remove it without detuning or pulling the head.
No. It is the batter head, the one your pedal strikes. The front resonant head is sold separately.
Reference
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