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Pinstripe two-ply
Two film plies with a damping ring between them cancel high overtones, so the note dies fast.

Independent shopping perspective
A 22-inch coated Pinstripe bass drum head. Two-ply and pre-damped for a short, punchy kick without stuffing the drum full of 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 film plies with a damping ring between them cancel high overtones, so the note dies fast.
Detail 02
Takes a little edge off the attack and warms the tone slightly compared with a clear head.
Detail 03
Head size matches shell diameter, not hoop. Measure across the top of the shell before ordering.
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Heavier than tom film so it survives constant beater impact and holds tuning under hard playing.
Detail 05
You need less pillow or blanket inside the drum. Start with nothing and add only if it rings.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is built as a batter — two-ply film and short decay are made for beater contact. It can go on the front, but there is no port hole, so you would cut your own.
Yes. Drum head sizes match shell diameter. Measure straight across the top of the shell, ignoring the hoop, and confirm it reads 22 inches.
Usually far less. The damping ring already shortens the note. Try the drum empty first, then add a small pillow touching the head only if you want it drier.
Coated is warmer with less click. Clear gives slightly more attack. For a miked rock or pop kick, coated is the safer all-round choice.