Detail 01
Coated finish
Softens the attack slightly versus clear film and makes brushes audible. Also lets moongel and tape stick better.

Independent shopping perspective
Coated 14-inch Mylar snare batter head made in the USA. Bright and defined with moderate sustain, built to take hard hitting.


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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
Softens the attack slightly versus clear film and makes brushes audible. Also lets moongel and tape stick better.
Detail 02
Built to survive rimshots and heavy backbeats. Expect longer life than a thin single-ply head.
Detail 03
Stick definition sits forward in the mix. Cuts through loud guitars without needing heavy compression.
Detail 04
Some ring remains after the hit. Not a dead head — you can tune it open or tape it down.
Detail 05
Stick rebound sits between a soft single-ply and a stiff two-ply. Comfortable for both fast rolls and hard hits.
Detail 06
Fits any 14-inch snare shell, the standard size on most kits. Depth of the drum does not matter.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Batter. It goes on the top of the snare where you strike. The thin bottom snare-side head is a different product.
Yes. The coated surface is what makes brush sweeps audible. A clear head would give you almost nothing.
Yes, if the shell is 14 inches across. Shell depth does not affect head fit.
Tune the bottom head slightly higher than the top, or add a small gel near the edge. The coating holds gels well.
Reference
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