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Crimplock collar
A molded aluminum collar for marching hardware. It locks into marching-specific hoops, not standard drum set hoops.

Independent shopping perspective
A 20" white bass drum batter head with a Crimplock collar, so it fits marching bass drums rather than a standard kit bass drum.


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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
A molded aluminum collar for marching hardware. It locks into marching-specific hoops, not standard drum set hoops.
Detail 02
Single-ply medium film. More sustain and overtones than a thicker head, with less attack focus.
Detail 03
A coated-looking white surface without the texture of a true coated head. Slightly warmer than clear film.
Detail 04
Matches the shell diameter, not the rim. Measure your shell, not the old head, before ordering.
Detail 05
Built for the lower tension and larger surface of a bass drum, not a tom or snare.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. The Crimplock collar is a marching bass drum mounting system and does not seat under a standard drum set bass hoop.
It is a batter head, meant for the struck side. On a marching bass drum both sides get hit, so many players run two.
Slightly warmer with a touch less top-end ring. The difference is subtle compared to changing head weight or tuning.
One head. Marching bass drums are struck on both sides, so budget for a second if you are replacing both.
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