Detail 01
Resonant head
Goes on the front of the kick, the side you don't hit. It shapes decay and projection, not attack.

Independent shopping perspective
22-inch resonant (front) head for a bass drum, in black. Replacement front head for a standard 22" kick, not a batter head.


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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
Goes on the front of the kick, the side you don't hit. It shapes decay and projection, not attack.
Detail 02
Sized to a 22" kick shell. Head size is the drum's stated diameter, so a 20" or 24" kick won't fit.
Detail 03
Evans' bass-drum-specific line, built around controlled sustain rather than long open ring.
Detail 04
Cosmetic on a front head, which is the visible face of the kit. Darker than a clear or coated front.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The front. Resonant means the non-batter side. You still need a separate batter head for the side the pedal strikes.
A 22-inch bass drum. Measure your shell diameter — head sizes match the drum's stated size, not the head's outer hoop.
Not stated here. If you want a port for mic placement or air release, plan to cut one yourself with a port hole cutter.
Yes. The resonant head controls sustain and how the note decays. It won't change attack much — that's the batter head's job.
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