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Renaissance film
Textured, translucent film that reads warmer and drier than clear Mylar, with a shorter high end.

Independent shopping perspective
Two-ply 12-inch snare batter with a synthetic, calfskin-look film. For drummers wanting a warmer, drier snare that still takes hard hitting.

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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.
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Textured, translucent film that reads warmer and drier than clear Mylar, with a shorter high end.
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Two films cut sustain and overtones, and stand up to hard playing better than a single ply.
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Top, struck side only. The wires sit against a separate thin head underneath.
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Fits a 12 in. snare shell. Smaller shells sit higher in pitch than a standard 14 in.
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Brushes catch and sustain a sound across it, unlike a smooth clear head.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes, if the shell is 12 in. in diameter. Shell depth does not affect head size, so a piccolo and a deeper 12 in. snare take the same head.
Yes. The Renaissance film is textured, so brushes get a usable sweep sound, unlike a smooth clear head.
Same two-ply thickness and durability. Renaissance runs drier and warmer with a bit less attack, and the film is translucent rather than white.
No. This is the top batter head. The bottom uses a much thinner snare-side head, replaced on its own schedule when it tears or dulls.