In case you are not picking up on the trend in these recommendations, or finding them a bit confusing, here's the general direction everybody has (quite logically) recommended. All of these are Evans heads, since that is what your dealer stocks. I've also slightly changed the specific models to those that your dealer likely stocks, but the sound will be the same.
- Bass Drum: Evans Emad 2 on the batter (back) side; Use your stock resonant (front) head, and cut a 4" vent near the bottom of the head. There are numerous "how-to" videos on YouTube that will show you how to cut the hole and where to place it. If you decide to change the resonant (front) head, as well, the Evans EQ3 Coated head (as RonCadillac says) is a good place to start, as it comes with muffling and a vent hole already installed by the factory.
- Toms: Evans G2 clear heads on the batter (top); Evans G1 clear heads on the resonant (bottom) side.
- Snare drum: Evans G1 Coated head for the batter (top); Evans 300 Clear resonant (bottom) side. (Note: the G1 Coated batter head is a good first - and maybe permanent - head suggestion. As your tastes develop, you will probably want to experiment with Evans G2 Coated, G12/G14 Coated, and others. There are a large number of YouTube videos that allow you to hear the differences between the various head models.)
Keep in mind that these good, solid recommendations are the same ones that pop up on thread after thread on head choices, and for good reason: they are the most common choices because they deliver consistently good sound almost regardless of the drums on which they are used. It's possible that over time you will develop tastes for other sounds, but these will be an excellent starting place for you.
If you are not particularly experienced with tuning drums, take advantage of the numerous YouTube videos on the subject. The Rob Brown videos are particularly good, as are the suggestions of Rick Beato and a few others.
Good luck, have fun, and keep us updated with your progress.
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