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Mesh head
Woven fabric instead of film. It cuts volume to a soft tap while keeping stick rebound close to a real head.

Independent shopping perspective
A 16-inch mesh tom head sized for the Pearl Rhythm Traveler. For quiet practice on an acoustic drum without changing the kit.

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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
Woven fabric instead of film. It cuts volume to a soft tap while keeping stick rebound close to a real head.
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That is the shell diameter, not the head you are replacing. Measure across the bare shell if unsure.
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Sized for a floor tom. It will not fit a snare or bass drum of a different diameter.
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Converting a whole kit means buying a head for each drum, and two per drum if you want both sides mesh.
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Mesh needs far less tension. Overtightening kills the rebound and stresses the weave.
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Cheaper than an electronic pad, but it makes no sound of its own — quiet practice only, not a module input.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Much quieter than a standard head — closer to the sound of the stick itself. You will still hear pedal and hardware noise, and low thumps carry through floors.
It is a standard 16-inch tom head, so it should seat on any 16-inch shell with a normal hoop. Measure the shell, not the old head, to confirm.
No. Putting mesh on the batter side alone gets most of the volume drop. Removing or replacing the resonant head cuts a little more.
The rebound is close, though mesh gives back slightly more at low tension. Tune it near the feel of your normal head rather than as tight as you can.