Detail 01
Hydraulic two-ply
A thin layer of oil sits between two plies of film, killing overtones fast for a short, fat note.

Independent shopping perspective
Two-ply oil-filled 22-inch bass drum head in black. Built for a short, thuddy kick with minimal ring — a studio and heavy-music staple.


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
A thin layer of oil sits between two plies of film, killing overtones fast for a short, fat note.
Detail 02
Slightly darker and warmer than the clear version of the same head, and it hides beater marks.
Detail 03
Standard rock bass drum size. Measure the shell, not the hoop, before ordering.
Detail 04
Goes on the pedal side. Your front head with the port hole stays as is.
Detail 05
Takes hard beater hits well and lasts longer than a single-ply head under heavy playing.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Very. The oil layer removes most sustain, leaving a short low thump. Little to no internal muffling is usually needed.
Slightly. The added coloring darkens the tone a touch. The bigger factor is the two-ply hydraulic construction.
No. This is a 22-inch head for 22-inch bass drums. Check your shell diameter before ordering.
Yes, recommended. A patch keeps the beater from wearing a hole in the film and extends head life.
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