Detail 01
Clear film
No coating, so attack stays sharp and sustain runs long. Brushes will not speak on this surface.

Independent shopping perspective
A multi-head pack of Remo's standard clear tom batters, sized for a rock kit. For drummers replacing worn toms all at once rather than one at a time.


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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
No coating, so attack stays sharp and sustain runs long. Brushes will not speak on this surface.
Detail 02
Remo's thin, single-ply standard head. Resonant and responsive, but less dent-resistant than a two-ply.
Detail 03
Diameters follow a standard rock tom setup, not fusion sizing. Check your shells before ordering.
Detail 04
Costs less per head than buying singly, and all your toms then age at the same rate.
Detail 05
These go on top, under the sticks. Bottom resonant heads are a separate purchase.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Clear film is smooth with no texture, so brushes slide without producing sound. You need coated heads for brush work.
Clear gives more attack, more sustain and brighter overtones. Coated is warmer and shorter, and it lets brushes grip. Same shell fit either way.
Only if your shell diameters match the pack's sizes. Measure each shell edge to edge before ordering — rim size does not tell you.
If your toms are double-headed, yes, and they are bought separately. Old resonant heads still tune fine if they are not dented or pitted.