Detail 01
Pinstripe construction
Two plies of film with a damping agent between them. Self-muffling, so you get punch without adding gels.

Independent shopping perspective
10-inch two-ply Pinstripe tom head in black. Warm, fat, short-sustaining note for drummers who want punch over ring.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
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 of film with a damping agent between them. Self-muffling, so you get punch without adding gels.
Detail 02
More durable than single-ply under heavy sticking, at the cost of some brightness and sensitivity to light strokes.
Detail 03
Opaque black film. Slightly darker and warmer than a clear Pinstripe, and it hides the shell interior.
Detail 04
Matches a 10-inch tom shell. Head size is the drum diameter, not the hoop or bearing edge.
Detail 05
Built for the batter side of a rack tom. Different tension range than snare or kick heads.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The two plies are bonded only at the edge with damping between them. That kills overtones on its own, so you skip tape and gel.
The opaque film adds a bit of warmth and darkness compared to clear. The construction and thickness are the same.
No. Head size must match shell diameter exactly. This is for a 10-inch tom only.
Yes. Two-ply heads are hard to dent and forgiving to tune, which suits players still learning to tension a drum.
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