Detail 01
Center dot
Extra ply where the stick lands. Adds durability and focuses attack, at the cost of some sensitivity.

Independent shopping perspective
14-inch clear batter head with a center dot. Two-ply feel at the impact point, focused attack, controlled ring. Standard workhorse snare head.

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
Extra ply where the stick lands. Adds durability and focuses attack, at the cost of some sensitivity.
Detail 02
Thin ring near the edge damps overtones automatically. Less need for moongel or tape.
Detail 03
Brighter and more cutting than coated. Note that brushes will not work on a clear head.
Detail 04
The most common snare size. Only fits a 14-inch drum, not 13 or 12.
Detail 05
Playing side only. The thin bottom snare-side head is separate and much thinner.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Brushes need a coated surface to grab. A clear head gives no texture, so brushes slide silently. Use a coated head instead.
It adds a layer of film in the center strike zone. That resists denting from hard hits and tightens the attack, with slightly less response to soft playing.
Usually not. The underlay ring at the edge already damps overtones, which is the main reason players reach for tape or gel.
No. Head size matches shell diameter, so a 14-inch head only fits a 14-inch snare.