I just found your site. Very informative. Is there any way to put Attack drum heads into the mix?
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KInd of offshoot of Stevedot2 above...I bought Remo Powerstroke Pro. It has the dampening foam ring attached. Some questions, if I may:
Head is on finger tight right now. No hole in resonant head
1. Do I still need the pillow inside?
2. The "impact patch"...is it necessary/recommended?
3. I've heard people tuning 2 keys at a time...this is 8 lugs. Should I do 12 and 6 (o'clock), then 3 and 9. then the "in-betweens"?
4 New to drumming...how/where to place a drum dial? (not sure I can tune by ear yet)
Ludwig had the silver dots and I think they were popular in the 70s. Not sure why no one else competes here.I was an Evans hydraulic player for a long time. Love that brand & all the options they give.
Until....
I needed an Evans version of the Remo Controlled Sound Black Dot. I was told they have one, but even after contacting D'Addario DIRECTLY, I came home empty handed.
So Remo was my ONLY option for that 70's sound & center durability those heads are known for.
It actually surprised me as most companies have an equivalent of another's head in some form across the board. Single, double, 7-11mm you name it. They ALL had some version of their own.
Except this one.
Seems Remo has the dope spot on this design.
Very true. Forgot about those (and I shouldn't have since I had a kit with those on it at one time).Ludwig had the silver dots and I think they were popular in the 70s. Not sure why no one else competes here.