Detail 01
34 in. diameter
Matches the largest common timpano. Confirm your kettle size; 32-inch and 34-inch drums are not interchangeable.

Independent shopping perspective
A 34-inch hazy head for timpani. Replacement stock for an institutional or orchestral drum, not a drum set part.


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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
Matches the largest common timpano. Confirm your kettle size; 32-inch and 34-inch drums are not interchangeable.
Detail 02
Extra film depth at the edge so the head seats and clears the counterhoop properly on a deep timpani bowl.
Detail 03
Frosted surface takes some edge off the attack and gives a warmer, rounder tone than clear film.
Detail 04
Far more stable in humidity swings than natural skin, which matters for a drum tuned by pedal mid-performance.
Detail 05
A four-drum timpani set needs four heads in four different diameters. This covers only the 34-inch kettle.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Measure across the top of the bowl at the rim. The head must match that diameter. Check before ordering; large heads are not returnable once seated.
It gives the extra film depth a deep timpani bowl needs so the head seats over the bowl edge and the counterhoop pulls evenly.
Hazy has a slightly warmer, less pointed attack. Clear is brighter and more articulate. Most orchestral playing leans hazy.
Yes, with the tuning wrench for your drum. Seat it evenly, tension in a star pattern, then stretch and retune before playing.
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