Detail 01
Pinstripe
Two plies damped near the edge. Overtones drop off fast, so the tom speaks and stops without tape or gels.

Independent shopping perspective
A 13-inch two-ply clear tom head with edge damping built in. For drummers who want a short, fat note with little ring.

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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
Two plies damped near the edge. Overtones drop off fast, so the tom speaks and stops without tape or gels.
Detail 02
Thicker than a single-ply, so it dents less and the pitch sits lower at the same tension.
Detail 03
Bright attack and no coating. Sticks slide instead of grabbing, so brushes won't work on it.
Detail 04
Fits a 13-inch shell diameter, the common second rack tom size. Measure the shell, not the rim.
Detail 05
One head. Doing three toms means buying three, and resonant heads on top of that.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Diameter-wise yes, but it's built as a tom batter. Snare heads are usually thinner and coated for sensitivity and brush response.
Most of it. The edge damping removes the high overtones, leaving a short note with a defined pitch and quick decay.
You can, but it will heavily choke the drum. Bottom heads are normally much thinner to let the tom breathe.
Yes. The two-ply build holds pitch at low tension better than a single-ply, which goes floppy and loses definition.