Product Detail
For drummers in search of a drumhead that offers outstanding tone control, durability, and a well - balanced sound, the Remo P3 - 1322 - 10 Controlled Sound Clear Black Dot Bass Drumhead is an excellent pick. This 22 - inch bass drumhead uses Remo’s unique Powerstroke 3 technology. It has a thin underlay at the outer edge to cut down on unwanted overtones, while boosting response and making the tone clearer. Designed for professional drummers and musicians at all levels, it produces a deep, focused bass drum sound with a controlled attack. The central Black Dot adds more durability and dampening, reducing excessive overtones and helping the drum keep a crisp, punchy sound. Whether you're on a live stage or in the recording studio, this drumhead ensures your bass drum projects clearly and with depth. Remo’s innovative design makes it a top choice for drummers who need reliability and versatility. The durable coating not only guarantees long - lasting performance but also provides a smooth playing surface that resists wear. It works great in various music genres, from rock to jazz, delivering a deep, controlled bass sound perfect for drummers aiming for precision and consistency in their performances. Key Features: 22 - inch diameter bass drumhead for a deep, controlled bass sound; Clear film with a central Black Dot for extra durability and tone control; Powerstroke 3 technology for a perfect balance of response and tone control; Reduces unwanted overtones for a focused and punchy attack; Ideal for live shows, studio recordings, and rehearsals; Durable coating for a long lifespan and consistent performance. Technical Specifications: Size: 22 inches (Bass Drum); Type: Controlled Sound Clear with Black Dot; Technology: Powerstroke 3.
Using this Remo bass drumhead is easy. Just mount it on your 22 - inch bass drum following the normal installation process. When playing, you'll notice the deep, controlled sound right away. For live performances, make sure the drum is properly tuned to get the best out of the drumhead. In the studio, experiment with different playing styles to capture the unique sound it offers. As for maintenance, keep the drumhead clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe it after each use. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or high humidity, as this can affect its performance and lifespan. If you notice any signs of wear or damage, it might be time to replace the drumhead to keep your bass drum sounding great.
