Detail 01
Two-ply construction
Far more durable than a single-ply head and less sensitive to ghost notes and light strokes.

Independent shopping perspective
14-inch coated two-ply snare batter with a built-in control ring. Made for hard hitters who want a dry, controlled crack and a head that survives.


Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
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
Far more durable than a single-ply head and less sensitive to ghost notes and light strokes.
Detail 02
Small holes near the edge bleed off air and overtones, giving a shorter, drier note.
Detail 03
Warms the attack slightly and gives brushes something to grip, unlike a clear head.
Detail 04
Damping is part of the head, so you get focus without adding gels or tape on top.
Detail 05
The most common snare diameter, but confirm yours — 13 and 12 inch snares exist.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Volume stays; the vents shorten the ring and reduce overtones, so the snare sounds tighter rather than softer.
Yes. The coated surface works with brushes, though the two-ply build is less responsive to quiet detail than a single-ply coated head.
Usually not. The control ring and vents already handle most ring. Add damping only if your shell is unusually loud.
No. This is the top batter head. Snare-side heads are much thinner and sold separately.