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Gospel Instruments => Gospel Drummers => Topic started by: ltcc on April 08, 2005, 11:41:10 AM
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I'm looking for tom heads that are going to give me that deep warm feel with out the ringyness to it. For 10" 12" 14". What i have on there now are evans genera g2. WHat are some other heads? I know the way i tune them is a factor to.But............. please help. Thanx
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Have you tried the Evans G2 clear? Remo has a great sounding 2ply coated that gives a nice tone, that's what I'm going to try on my next change....
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remo pinstripe and emperor are the best tom heads I know
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Evans G2 clear or Remo Pinstripe.
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You can't go wrong with either g2's or pinstripes, i personally have pinstripes but g's sound just as nice
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u should try them all....from REMO ebony, ebony pinstripe, all the brands and see which ones give u the best sound
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thanx fellas i think i found the ones i'm looking for ( evans G2's) do the ebony's give you that deep warm feel?
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Have any tried the aquirian Studio X? If you have what's the deal with them I thinking about trying them?
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I have some Ebony Pinstripes on the set I play at my school. I like the way they sound and they definitely have a deep and warm tone to them without an overbearing amount of resonance. Also, some kid that came to my college used Aquarian Performance II's...I think those are the next heads I'm goin to try.
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REMO pinsrtipe
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i forgot all about the aquarians performance II i use to have them i have to go get them. they give you that deep warm feel definitly. Yea thanx.
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remo pinstripe
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Have any tried the aquirian Studio X? If you have what's the deal with them I thinking about trying them?
I've tried the coated studio x's which i though were terrible....way too much of deadened sound for me. I'm currently using Evans G2 now but have also played the Aquarian double thins which are nice too. Evans hydralics aren't bad either if tuned right
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remo emperor clear or evans hydraulics
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I use the remo pinstripe. They have a deep warm sound and quick decay.