Detail 01
Pinstripe (two plies)
Two films with a damping ring between them. Sustain drops and attack shortens without stuffing the drum full of blankets.

Independent shopping perspective
A 22-inch two-ply black bass drum head. Short, controlled attack out of the box, for players who'd otherwise pack the drum with muffling.

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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 films with a damping ring between them. Sustain drops and attack shortens without stuffing the drum full of blankets.
Detail 02
Opaque black finish that matches black hardware and hides beater marks. Tone comes from the plies, not the color.
Detail 03
Matches a 22-inch shell. Measure the shell diameter itself, not the old head's hoop, before ordering.
Detail 04
More film under the beater, so it pits and dents slower than a single-ply head under a hard foot.
Detail 05
This covers one side of the drum. Doing batter and front together means buying two heads.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Two-ply film is what you want under the beater. Front resonant heads are typically thinner, so most drummers use this on the batter side.
Usually less of it. The damping between the plies already cuts ring, so try it bare first and add a small pillow only if it's still too open.
Yes. Head size matches shell diameter, so a 22-inch shell takes a 22-inch head. Measure the shell if you're unsure of your drum's size.
The two-ply construction is the same. The difference is the opaque black film — a cosmetic choice that matches black hardware and hides beater marks.
Reference
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