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D'Addario Core: How to Change and Tune a Snare Drum (Top)

D'Addario Core: How to Change and Tune a Snare Drum (Top)

D'Addario Core: How to Change and Tune a Snare Drum (Bottom)

D'Addario Core: How to Change and Tune a Snare Drum (Bottom)

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Description

The Evans E-Ring Packs contains easy-to-use external overtone control rings that float on the surface of a drum head to remove overtones and flattens the drum head's sound, allowing for easier tuning.
EVANS E-Rings Snare Drum Duo Pack 14 in.
EVANS E-Rings Snare Drum Duo Pack 14 in.
EVANS E-Rings Snare Drum Duo Pack 14 in.

Features

  • Includes 14 x 1" and 14 x 1.5"
  • External overtone control ring that "floats" on the surface of the drum head
  • Removes overtones and flattens the drum head's sound and allows for easier tuning
  • All Evans drumheads are designed, engineered and manufactured in the USA

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Reviewed by 3 customers

  • They do work

    5

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    submitted9 years ago

    byDave the drummer

    fromLebanon, Indiana

    Get rid of that lasting tone after you hit any drum. I use these on my 14" Yamaha Stage Custom Birch snare drum. There is a difference in the ring width as well.

  • Greatest Again.

    5

    submitted17 years ago

    byEmilie schmitt

    fromFrankenmuth, MI

    I bought these rings for my metal snare and they make it sound great! They take away the overtones and give it more of a responsive, short lasting punch instead of that small acoustic sounding ringing after you hit it. All in All these are the greatest. Evans is my chosen company for all drum head components.

  • best rings out there

    5

    submitted17 years ago

    bytsandrummer85

    fromLA, California

    These rings can eliminate even the loudest and worst overtones ever! Definitely good for your snare.

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