Detail 01
Pinstripe construction
Two free-floating plies with damping agent between the edges. Kills overtones at the source, so no external muffling needed.

Independent shopping perspective
Coated 14-inch Pinstripe. Two plies with a damping ring, so it is a low-sustain, fat-sounding head for a rack tom or snare batter.

Strong match
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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 free-floating plies with damping agent between the edges. Kills overtones at the source, so no external muffling needed.
Detail 02
Textured white finish. Works with brushes and takes a little more high end off than clear.
Detail 03
Thicker and more durable than single-ply, with lower pitch, shorter decay, and less stick response.
Detail 04
Fits a 14-inch rack or floor tom, or works as a snare batter if you want a very controlled sound.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes, as a batter on a 14-inch snare. It is thick and damped, so the sound is fat and dry with less sensitivity for ghost notes.
Usually not. The damping is built into the head, which is the point of the Pinstripe design.
Coated has a textured surface, so brushes work and the attack is slightly warmer. Clear is a bit brighter and more open.
Two plies take more abuse than single-ply, so hard hitters get noticeably more life out of it.