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Skeemer118
04-25-2008, 08:47 PM
What kind of head would be recommended for my Tama (metal) 10 inch popcorn? I've beat the stock one to death. Thanks!
Gretsch-Man
01-27-2011, 07:20 PM
Hey so the popcorn snare is a tiny little devil of a snare so you probably want something a bit thicker than usual especially if you're using it as much as you say. For a really durable and focused sound I would go with a Remo Coated Emperor. Something a bit more open to allow the snare to sing a bit more? Get the Remo Coated Ambassador or the 20% thicker, Ambassador-X. Lastly, if you use this as a main snare and want as much of a deep sound as you can with the popcorn, get the Remo Coated Emperor-X. It has a bloack dot on the bottom of the head giving it super durablitity and focus. It's the thickest head Remo has ever made though so beware.
Happy drumming.
EvansSpecialist
01-28-2011, 06:13 AM
Having experimented with quite a few different head combos for my popcorn snare and then experimenting with others, I'd recommend checking out the Evans Power Center Reverse Dot. It's a great match for metal popcorn snares because it allows the shell to really speak without sounding thin; the body of the drum is still audible.
Cheers!
audiotech
01-28-2011, 08:15 AM
An Evans Power Center Reverse Dot with plenty of butter.
Dennis
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