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List Price : $32.00 Price : $8.85
List Price : $32.00 Price : $8.85
Product Description
The 10mil single-ply Power Center offers durability and focus in the center via a 5mil patch. Unique slots in the 5" diameter dot allow it to flex, keeping the head open at the edges and free to vibrate at any dynamic level. Moved to the underside, the dot is out of the way for brushes.
- 14" white snare drum head made using a single ply of 10mil film
- The Power Center offers durability and focus in the center via a 5mil patch
- Unique notches in the 5", 5mil diameter center dot allows it to flex, keeping the head open at the edges
- The Reverse Dot head moves the dot to the underside, and out of the way for brushes
- All Evans drum heads are designed, engineered and manufactured in the USA
- 14" white snare drum head made using a single ply of 10mil film.
- The Power Center offers durability and focus in the center via a 5mil patch.
- Unique slots in the 5", 5mil diameter center dot allows it to flex, keeping the head open at the edges.
- The Reverse Dot head moves the dot to the underside, and out of the way for brushes.
- All Evans drumheads are designed, engineered and manufactured in the USA at our New York facility to the most stringent quality controls
Evans Power Center Reverse Dot Drum Head, 14 Inch Reviews
Evans Power Center Reverse Dot Drum Head, 14 Inch Reviews
| 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:  Evans reverse poser dot heads make your snare come alive., By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Evans Power Center Reverse Dot Drum Head, 14 Inch (Electronics) After trying all the different snare drum heads on the marketI find nothing compares to the Evans reverse power dot heads for snare drums. I will use nothing else. These heads make my snare drum sound amazing. Greatest back beat sound I have heard. People are always commenting on how good my snare drum sounds but it's not just the drum (which is a great drum)it's also the reverse power dot head. Even cheap beginner sets come alive and sing w/ Evans heads. I am a believer and I am not the only one. Every pro drummer I know uses Evans and swears by them. They are simply the best. 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: Nice CRISP response. Has that beautiful sought after 'CRACK' sound!, By Sound Man (TN, USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Evans Power Center Reverse Dot Drum Head, 14 Inch (Electronics) I've used this head on my Ludwig Acrolite 14" Snare for about 5 years now with exceptional results. The REVERSE POWER dot is on the underside of the head allowing for intricate brush work. Don't be afraid to crank it down to get that "CRACK" sound! Very, very durable head. If you're looking for a more sensitive feel then look elsewhere. This head is very versatile (from gospel, jazz, country, rock etc...). I'm a heavy hitter. This head performs well under extreme tension. Pick up an Evans 300 Hazy and you're set! 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful: One of the best, By Hairy Alaskan (Anchorage, AK) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Evans Power Center Reverse Dot Drum Head, 14 Inch (Electronics) I first bought one of these heads about 3 years ago when our local shop was out of the Remo Controlled Sound heads. This head and the Hazy 300 caused me to eventually switch all my heads over to Evans. Evans products are top notch and I have been thoroughly impressed with all the various heads I have used from them over the last couple of years.I find that the Evans coating lasts much longer than the Remo coating and their heads seem to stay in tune longer for me. I also find that their snare heads seem to retain a little more give/bounce in them over the Remo heads which to me feel a little more rigid/plastic like. The Power Center head has been my main snare head for most of my snare drums. It makes my 70's Acrolite sound amazing and is working well in a Peal Master Works snare I recently purchased. I'm still using a few Remo Ambassador and Emperor heads on a couple other snares but I'm eventually going to try the Evans equivalent and see if there is any noticeable... Read more |
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