Evans ST Dry Drumhead, 13 Inch

$ 17.99

Score By Feature

Based on 23 ratings

Durability

8.28

Versatility

8.08

OveReview Final Score

How Our Score Is Calculated

Product Description

The snare batter drum head measures 13" in diameter and is constructed of two plies of 7 ply materials. This is a 5 mil

With two plies, you can play longer with consistency and durability

Ensures that there is enough volume and rind to fulfill requirements

In the Dry version, there are small vent holes surrounding the edges that keep harmonics at bay while tuning the sound tighter

Evans drum heads are manufactured in the United States and designed and engineered in Maine

Selected User Reviews For Evans ST Dry Drumhead, 13 Inch

A rock and roll/ R&B music I use my Ludwig Supraphonic and it sounds great! The backbeat head is great

5/5

This keyboard is versatile, but lacks a certain level of feel if you plan to play Joe Morello or Buddy The most popular genres are rock and R&B It's a must to have B and a backbeat!.

Kolton Dickson

| May 13, 2021

Snare head of superior quality for deep snares

5/5

The ST dry head is great. I can't think of a single complaint. You can tune it easily and it has a wonderful feel to it. The ST dry produces a nice fat sound with a nice reduction in overtones. My snares are 13 x 7.

Joy Nichols

| Mar 23, 2021

You make a lot of sense! I loved the sound it gave my Sonor Aq2 13" snare! The ring should be able to be controlled when it is just dry enough

5/5

Sylas Stanton

| Apr 21, 2021

This is the perfect drumhead for snare

5/5

The snare drum head I am using right now is the best I I really like this product for several reasons, it is responsive, has a wide tuning range, is durable, sounds great without muffling, sounds great muffled. Despite my desire to go on, I don't believe I need to continue. There are no flaws at all.

Bridget Barrera

| Jun 26, 2021

The head I like best for snare drums

5/5

Even though the head is thick, it is surprisingly sensitive. A few overtones and decay are eliminated by the vents, but not a great deal. Rock and pop are the main genres Suitable for jazz and other styles too, because it is oriented towards the right direction.