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Remo FiberSkyn Ambassador Batter Drum Head 13 in.

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Reviewed by 9 customers
It was good
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submitteda year ago
byCaleb
fromShreveport, la
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Very sensitive.
I would buy this product again.
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submitted4 years ago
byEric D.
fromMoreno Valley, Ca.
Great look and sound.
Yes
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submitted8 years ago
byAlan
fromundisclosed
Best heads ever.
Good enough
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submitted8 years ago
byBrian
fromundisclosed
All was well but it would have been cooler if I would have been told my order was in but that is the worst of it and I can live with that.
FiberSkyn 3 Medium Batter Head
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submitted9 years ago
byN/A
fromOswego, IL
I'm using the head on a home made banjo-dulcimer. It sounds very good.
Ultimate Jazz Snare Head
submitted12 years ago
bychris leach
fromLa Verne, Ca
Let me preface this by saying that I am very much an Evans man when it comes to drum heads. But when I bought my 7.5" x 14" Yamaha Nouveau brass snare for jazz gigs, I new which batter head was going on it. Nothing sounds more like vintage calf skin than Remo Fiber Skyns. Yes, that applies to toms and bass drums as well. The mark III version of the head is far more durable than the original Fiber Skyns introduced in the seventies, though I loved those too. These are the only heads I've ever tried that replicate the old school sound and feel of calf skin with the added benefit that they aren't subject to the excessive stretching, particularly in high humididty, that calf skin heads were infamous for. The balance of warmth, articulation abd just the right amount of overtones make this head perfect for jazz ensambles in small settings. Having said that, it sounds amazing miked up live and in the studio as well. In terms of using them on an entire kit, they provide a pleasant, controlled sound without the need for additional muting.
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submitted2 years ago
asked byProfessor Chaos
fromDetroit, MI
Is this head suitable for an antique (1900-1920) banjolele? I am struggling to find options for 6" replacement heads and this looks like a good one.
In a case like this we recommend having a qualified tech look at the banjolelesubmitted5 years ago
asked byLori
fromPittsburgh pa
Do you have front head for bass drum
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