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Aquarian Super-2 Coated drumheads have great attack, projection, and depth unlike any other drumheads. The patented Aquarian Safe-T-Loc hoop prevents the drumhead from slipping and the Sound Curve collar design provides "Responsive Tuning." With Responsive Tuning, one turn of the drum key and Aquarian Super-2 drumheads react. Aquarian includes a tuning sheet with each Super-2 coated drumhead.
Aquarian Super-2 Coated Drumhead 12 in.

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  • Available in 8" through 18"
  • Clear heads provide warm, mellow, full sound

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Coating flakes off immediately!
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Reviewed by 4 customers

  • Best Ever!

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byDRUMIKE

    fromEstados Unidos

    Aquarian Heads are The Best! Got these on clearance for less than $3. What's not to Love?!?

  • Coating flakes off immediately!

    1

    submitted7 years ago

    byJonny

    fromNY, NY.

    The coating on these heads flake off ridiculously faster then similar heads from Remo or Evans. My snare head started flaking immediately after the first few strokes. After a 30 min set rehearsal, my Aquarian coated 14" had a 1.5 inch circle that flaked off. Not cool.

  • Compared to Response 2 drum head

    5

    submitted15 years ago

    byTVTjoey

    fromOrange, CA

    These drum heads are amazing! Just when I thought Aquarian drum heads could not get better, i try the Super 2s and they are outstanding! To clarify what GC doesnt, Super 2s are made up of 2 plys, a 5mil & 7mil. This gives the head the sensitivity and response of a single ply head, with the durablity of a 2 ply. I play coated, and these heads give me the best tone i could ask for out of my drums.

  • The Bomb

    5

    submitted16 years ago

    byJake

    fromMass

    Warm tones that fill the room, without having to do much. Tune them up, then play them both loud & hard then soft & touchy and they will have thick tone either way. To me these are "my heads" and will be for a long time.

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