Detail 01
Resonant head
This is the front head, not the one the pedal strikes. Your batter head is a separate purchase.

Independent shopping perspective
22" ebony resonant bass drum head with a 5" port already cut. For drummers who need mic access without cutting a hole themselves.

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
This is the front head, not the one the pedal strikes. Your batter head is a separate purchase.
Detail 02
Pre-cut opening lets a mic sit inside the drum and vents air, shortening sustain and tightening the attack.
Detail 03
The underlay damping ring at the edge cuts unwanted overtones, so the kick reads as thump rather than boom.
Detail 04
Opaque black head. You cannot see the internal muffling or the inside of the shell through it.
Detail 05
Matches a 22" bass drum shell — the most common rock and general-purpose kick size.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Often less than before. The damping ring and the port already shorten the decay. Many drummers add a small pillow or blanket through the port to tighten it further.
The front, facing the audience. It is a resonant head and is not built to take pedal beater strikes.
Yes. A 5" hole clears most kick mics on a short stand. Position and mic size determine how far in you can go.
It is a plain black head with no logo cutout. Adhesive graphics can be applied, but they add mass and change how the head resonates.
Reference
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