Detail 01
Pinstripe
Two plies with a damping agent between them at the edge. Self-muffling: fewer overtones, shorter decay, more attack.

Independent shopping perspective
A three-head set of clear two-ply Pinstripe tom batters in fusion sizes. Fat, pre-controlled tom sound with little tuning fuss.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
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 plies with a damping agent between them at the edge. Self-muffling: fewer overtones, shorter decay, more attack.
Detail 02
Thicker than single-ply. Holds up to hard hitting and stays in tune longer, at the cost of sensitivity.
Detail 03
Brighter attack and more cut than a coated head of the same build. No brush texture.
Detail 04
A fixed set of tom sizes sold together. Check each of your toms against the pack sizes before buying.
Detail 05
Top side only. Bottom resonant heads are not in this pack.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Fusion packs cover the smaller tom sizes common on fusion kits. Check the pack contents against your own tom diameters before buying.
No. These are batter heads for the top of each tom. Resonant heads for the underside are sold separately.
Clear gives a brighter, more cutting attack. Coated warms the tone slightly and takes brushes. The two-ply muffling is the same.
They are built for control and punch, not open sustain. Jazz players usually prefer single-ply heads for sensitivity and ring.