Detail 01
Snare side head
Very thin film so the wires respond to every stroke. It goes on the bottom, never under the sticks.

Independent shopping perspective
A 13-inch snare side head in black, matte finish. Thin bottom head for snare drums, sold as a single resonant head.

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What matters in use
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Detail 01
Very thin film so the wires respond to every stroke. It goes on the bottom, never under the sticks.
Detail 02
Fits a 13-inch snare shell only. Most snares are 14 inch, so check yours before ordering.
Detail 03
Matte black surface instead of clear. Cuts stage glare and looks dark under lights.
Detail 04
Remo's standard medium thickness within its line. Balanced response rather than extra-thin sensitivity or extra durability.
Detail 05
Controls snare wire response and sustain. Tuning it changes sensitivity more than the batter head does.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Snare side heads are a fraction of the thickness of a batter head and will tear under sticks. It mounts on the bottom only.
No. It fits 13-inch shells only. Measure the shell across the bearing edge to confirm your size.
The matte surface is mainly cosmetic and reduces glare. Snare response comes far more from tuning tension than from the finish.
Tighter than the batter head. Higher tension on the resonant side sharpens snare wire response and shortens sustain.
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