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Drum heads

highlydebased · 2007-07-31 22:15:35

Looking for some advice re purchasing new heads for drums I have a sonor force 505 kit. It just has the heads that came with it on at the moment, they are Evans I think. On it around 3 months. They were OK (When they were new lol) but I want something a bit more crisp Anyone got any recommendations?

31-07-2007 10:15pm

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highlydebased

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Looking for some advice re purchasing new heads for drums

I have a sonor force 505 kit. It just has the heads that came with it on at the moment, they are Evans I think. On it around 3 months.

They were OK (When they were new lol) but I want something a bit more crisp

Anyone got any recommendations?

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#2 31-07-2007 10:56pm

p2kone

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don't know what you mean by crisp

try
1
remo clear pinstripe batter
remo clear ambassador reso

or
2
remo clear emperor batter
remo clear ambassador reso

you could use the evans equivalent, i just know the remo heads.
you could use coated instead of clear?

the main thing is to try as many of different combinations as you can afford, to see which head selection you like and think sound good on your drums!

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