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A controlled sound but with resonance and sensitivity at all tuning and dynamic ranges, EC Snare head combines two-plies of film (6.5mil external, 10mil internal) with Evan's 'Edge Control' technology to eliminate the mid-range frequencies that muddy up the mix, leaving crisp highs and deep lows. The reverse dot version lends added durability and accentuated attack without choking the overall sound.
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Technical Details
- 14 inch coated reverse dot- Balanced/Defined attack
- Medium tone
- Extended durability
- Medium sustain
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By J. Goodwin (Seattle, WA)
Great head, good sound and thick, durable head for heavy hitters.
I had the stock remo coated head on my PDP Snare (14x5), for about a week and it tore right through the middle. Looked like a piece of paper when I took it off.
Also on the old head it was way to snappy for me, almost annoying.
Once I got this head on and tuned up, it brought the level down, but still crisp and high, I am in love with this head so far (about 2 weeks in).
I read this other guys review and was a little skeptical, because "he knows how to tune a snare". But being a thicker head and a fan of Evans I gave it a try.
Once I got it on a started tuning it, it did sound a little low, but I kept stretching and tuning and it sounds great now. I felt like I tuned it a little high, but it sounds nothing like a tom at all.
I just wanted to throw that out there, because apparently the guy didn't know what he was doing. And re-assure people that this is a great sounding head, if you're looking for a really snappy sound, I probably would find a different one, but if you want a nice crisp snare that's not over the top check this head out.
Especially if you're a hard hitter, since this is thicker than most heads.
By James B. Rex (Tyler, TX USA)
This gives a medium tom sound more than a snare sound... Very little snap/attack. And yes, I know how to setup a snare...
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