Remo FA1522-00 22-Inch Fiberskyn 3 Ambassador Bass Drum Head

$ 58.99

Score By Feature

Based on 25 ratings

Delivery

9.16

Value for money

9.27

Customer service

9.01

Packaging

9.28

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Product Description

Bass drum head with 22" diameter

Polyspun fiber single ply 10 mil Mylar film is used in medium-weight heads

With a warm attack and a warm tone, produce a resonant midrange sound

Surfaces such as Fiberskyn 3 Ambassador are ideal for sticks, brushes, and other implements

Ambassador heads from F3 produce a warm spectrum of sound for both snares and toms. Most of their work is for jazz and orchestral arrangements

Questions & Answers

This sounds like a resonant head, doesn't it?

There is a version of this for Ambassadors. Here is where my batter head is located. As my resonant head, I use the Diplomate version, also known as the FD. This combination is what I'm using on my vintage kits from the 1950s and 1960s. There's a nice vintage look to this record and a nice warm vintage sound to it.

Selected User Reviews For Remo FA1522-00 22-Inch Fiberskyn 3 Ambassador Bass Drum Head

This kick drum head is to date my favorite kick drum head of all time

5/5

If you pair this up with the Superkick II, it sounds amazing. There is a slight vintage feel to the song, but it also has a heavy dark edge to it. It adds a bit of defiance to the kick. Additionally, its partially opaque so you can illuminate it from the inside (once I'm done writing this, I will add pictures). Based on what I can tell, I will continue to buy these for as long as it is needed unless Fiberskyn develops some kind of improvement. The perfect translation.

Bianca Patel

| Jan 07, 2021

I'm happy with how things have turned out thus far! It was almost entirely based on looks that I got this head

5/5

Evans EQ3 reso heads work really well for bass drums, but I am used to only seeing them in black (or maybe white), so I am not used to this My initial concern was that the EQ3 would sound significantly different from it, but it actually sounds pretty much the same. It sounds great when I keep the tension at a minimum. I prefer the tone of this tone to the EQ3. Even though it might be a bit warmer, I like it nonetheless. As long as it matches the warmth of my low-tuned toms, I'm happy. Would I be remiss if I did not mention that it looks awesome? There is only one downside, but it's not enough to detract from the stars, and that's the fact that none of these come with a microphone / porthole! There is nothing I would like more than to buy it beforehand Cut it off! Anyway, I just bought a $15 hole cutter so I can do it when I want to. I found it to be quite easy, so Don't try to cut a hole with an exacto knife or anything silly like that, get an actual hole cutter instead!.