Remo Ambassador Coated Drum Head - 14 Inch

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Evans & Aquarian are fine, but I'm a Remo man! I've always used a coated Ambassador on my snares, and I suppose I always will. Never been disappointed!

This 14" head fit my low tom head perfectly, and for a cheap price. Made in the USA, I bought this head along with a 12" and 13" and I am pleased with all three. I’ve been drumming for almost three years now and needed to replace my low quality heads that have been beaten and battered to all hell with higher quality heads with a better, warmer sound. Remo does just that.Observations:- The heads look exactly as described. I bought three drum heads; the 14" head is obviously larger than both the 12” and 13” heads.- This is your standard Remo Ambassador drum head. There’s no glossy finish. This is a simple head and it does a simple job.- It might be a given, but know your setup before purchasing and research what you need to do to produce a less muffling and in tune sound. Any experienced drummer knows this.Although my old heads were produced by GP Percussion, as that is the brand of my drum set, it is already evident to me that Remo has much higher quality heads that create wonderful sound when hit with proper muffling. I recommend these for the sound and given price. I should note that I bought this product at full price and am not affiliated with Amazon or the seller.

My drumset instructor recommended I use this as my resonant head for a better sounding bass drum in the jazz idiom, so this is generally what I use it for. It sounds best to me when tuned high and tight.However, I read John Henry Bohnam used this head as well for his bass drum; so I'm gonna' go out on a limb here and say that it can also be used for other styles of music as well. Deciding which head to purchase solely depends on what kind of sound you want. If you want a "fat" low pitched sound for instance,a pinstripe ebony works well. But if you want a bright "punchy" sound, then this head will suffice. The standard batter head is the powerstroke 3 (which is a good head to start with); but once you've developed an ear for it, i supposed you can begin to deviate from that as well.

Hard to find 20" tom heads. Remo makes the best heads. I've tried them all over 40 years. My go to drum heads.

OK there are several approaches to what is a good... after playing mostly evans on toms and BD for the last 17 years, including the new 360s, I feel the need to make the case for Remo.All my drumming years I have not found a better snare drum head than coated Ambassador... why is that? I thought it was my mind being used to or brought with that tone.Remo is not as high tech... but man, they do sound great... a tone much less plasticky than other heads... the term "warm" is such a cliché... but if there is a deserving piece of gear to give you a "warm" tone are these.Recently "good" heads are those that any idiot can tune in 3 seconds... But after using these in all toms tecently I have to say RESPECT.I have all kinds of batter heads I use... Evans G2 clear and coated, Ec2, REMO vintage Emperor, Ambassador coated... all have their good qualities... this review is more geared towrads those in doubt and with a perception that these are obsolete or limited heads... it is a complete 180° from that.These are the most versatile and musical heads there are... Totally.