Detail 01
Crimplock
A locking collar system for marching drums. It replaces the standard flesh hoop and requires matching Crimplock hardware.

Independent shopping perspective
Two-ply black Pinstripe tenor head with a Crimplock mounting collar, 12 inches. For marching tenor drums, not standard drum kits.

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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
A locking collar system for marching drums. It replaces the standard flesh hoop and requires matching Crimplock hardware.
Detail 02
Two plies with a damping agent between them near the edge, cutting overtones for a focused, controlled note.
Detail 03
Opaque black film. Slightly warmer and darker sounding than clear, and hides marks on the playing surface.
Detail 04
Fits a 12-inch tenor drum only. Tenor sets mix sizes, so check which drum in the set this replaces.
Detail 05
Heavier and more dent-resistant than single-ply — it survives hard marching sticks and outdoor use.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Crimplock heads mount with a locking collar used on marching drums. A standard kit tom needs a conventional hoop head.
Both are two-ply. Pinstripe adds damping between the plies at the edge, so it rings less and sounds more focused and dry.
Slightly. Opaque film is a touch warmer and less bright than clear, though the two-ply construction shapes the tone far more.
Marching tenors are single-headed. This is the batter head — the surface you actually play.
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