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03-22-2011, 09:56 PM
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Evans ST Dry snare head
Two 7.5 mil plies with dry vents around the perimeter If you are like me and find the wide open super-ringy sound too much and also find that dampener rings like the rem-o's kill too much of the tone and you don't want to have to put gaffer tape or moon gel on your snare - this is the head to check out! This head is not completely "dry" there is definately some ring but it is the perfect amount IMO. You can get a similar sound with a coated emperor with some peices of duct tape or moongel - but who wants to stick junk on their drums? This head gives me the snare sound I have been searching for: Sharp Crack, medium body & subtle overtones... and when you do a rim shot with only the top 1/3 of your stick you get a nice: "CRACK-iiNG" 
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03-29-2011, 05:19 AM
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Re: Evans ST Dry snare head
Glad you're digging it! I happen to have one on my 14x6.5" Tama Artstar snare right now. In addition to being quite durable, it's also very sensitive.
Enjoy!
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03-29-2011, 06:50 AM
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Re: Evans ST Dry snare head
Far too dry IMO, couldn't get any flavor out of it....
I'm digging this reverse power center though, sounds great!
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03-31-2011, 04:43 AM
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Re: Evans ST Dry snare head
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04-03-2011, 10:28 PM
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Re: Evans ST Dry snare head
I have one on my 7 x 14 Steambent snare as well and I love it.
Also for Evans Specialist, I just put a 14 inch clear EC2 SST on my Piccolo snare and was surprised how well it sounds. I like to experiment and this head is great for snares as well as toms.
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