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Marching bass head
Built for a horizontally carried drum struck on both sides. Both heads are playing surfaces, unlike a kit bass drum.

Independent shopping perspective
A 22-inch white head for a marching bass drum. For drumline members and band programs replacing a worn or torn head on a 22-inch carrier drum.


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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
Built for a horizontally carried drum struck on both sides. Both heads are playing surfaces, unlike a kit bass drum.
Detail 02
Matches the shell diameter. Marching bass lines run graduated sizes, so confirm which drum this one is.
Detail 03
Standard drumline look and stays visible under stadium lights. Takes marker or stencil for program graphics.
Detail 04
Handles hard mallet strikes and outdoor swings in temperature without denting as fast as a single-ply head.
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A marching bass has two playable sides. Replacing both means buying two of the same size.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Marching bass drums and kit bass drums are built differently. Use a kit bass drum head for a drum set.
Marching bass drums are played on both sides, so a full replacement takes two heads of the same size.
Measure the shell diameter across the head, edge to edge, excluding the hoop. Marching bass lines are graduated, so check each drum.
The white surface takes marker and stencil work, which is common practice for drumline graphics.
Reference
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