Detail 01
Firm feel
Sticks rebound fast and predictably, which matters when tenor patterns cross drums at speed.

Independent shopping perspective
6-inch replacement head for the small drum on a marching tenor set. For drumlines reheading a spock or shot drum.


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
Sticks rebound fast and predictably, which matters when tenor patterns cross drums at speed.
Detail 02
The note stops quickly instead of ringing, so fast passages stay readable outdoors.
Detail 03
The stick strike cuts through clearly across a field rather than blooming into the drums around it.
Detail 04
Built for a full season of outdoor rehearsal and hard sticking, not occasional indoor playing.
Detail 05
Slick surface for stick-on-head work and easier to see under stadium lights than dark film.
Detail 06
Covers a single 6-inch drum. Reheading a whole tenor set means buying each size separately.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The 6-inch accent drum, often called the spock or shot drum. It sits above the main drums and handles the high accent notes.
It fits a 6-inch shell, but it is tuned for marching — firm, short and dry. On a kit tom it will sound tight with very little ring.
No. It is the head alone. You reuse the existing hoop, tension rods and drum key from the drum.
No. Color is cosmetic. White is easier to see under lights and standard for most tenor lines; choose whichever matches the rest of your set.
Reference
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