Detail 01
16 inch
Sized to a 16-inch marching bass shell. Bass lines run graduated sizes, so confirm which drum you are heading.

Independent shopping perspective
A white 16-inch marching bass drum head. Replacement part for a drum line or an indoor ensemble bass in the 16-inch size.


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Detail 01
Sized to a 16-inch marching bass shell. Bass lines run graduated sizes, so confirm which drum you are heading.
Detail 02
Built for mallet strikes and outdoor projection, not for a drum set kick pedal beater.
Detail 03
Opaque white keeps the drum line looking uniform on the field and hides mallet marks better than clear.
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Marching basses are played on both sides. Two are needed to re-head one drum completely.
Detail 05
This is the replacement membrane. Hoops, hardware and the shell are not part of it.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is a marching bass head, made for mallets rather than a pedal beater. Use a drum set bass head for a kick.
Two. Marching basses are struck on both sides, so both heads should be replaced as a pair.
It is a white head, not a coated one. The surface is meant for mallets, not brush work.
The drum shell. Marching bass heads are sold by shell diameter, so a 16-inch bass takes this head.
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