dkerwood
Silver Member
Could it be a regional issue? Something affecting the chemistry of the Remo heads unique to that region (because I'm not silly enough to believe that Remo would just pick a destination for all of its defective heads)?
It's really strange for me to hear all of this when I've never once had an issue with Remo, even when the heads are 20+ years old. Granted, I don't go through a lot of heads. I've probably only had maybe a dozen or so go through my hands if you don't count heads on other people's kits... and I don't recall any issues with any of those that I've seen either.
In fact, I've never personally met anyone who has had issues with Remo. It has to be a regionally localized problem.
It's really strange for me to hear all of this when I've never once had an issue with Remo, even when the heads are 20+ years old. Granted, I don't go through a lot of heads. I've probably only had maybe a dozen or so go through my hands if you don't count heads on other people's kits... and I don't recall any issues with any of those that I've seen either.
In fact, I've never personally met anyone who has had issues with Remo. It has to be a regionally localized problem.