Just not a big fan of them sorry.
That's fine. I've always been a Remo guy, coated emps or ambs but right now I'm just exploring my options; I had a go swapping out the amb on my 13" (has a split collar) with a vintage A I had lying around and I couldn't even work the head on. Probably took me 3 minutes to get the old amb head off the drum. They're ridiculously tight. I'd rather not have to hack away at drumheads just to get them on and I'd like to know that the AM heads will actually fit before I order some in.
I have a 51 Radio King kit. 13 and 16 " Aquarian American vintage fit with no problem. I also put a Remo 24" PS3 on the bass drum with no problem.
For a Gretsch Round Badge kit, these are the only way to go. I had to pry Ambassadors off with a screwdriver before I discovered these. They sound great and I'm a fan.
'71 Ludwig B/O Badge 20/12/13/14/16
'72 Ludwig B/O Badge Jazzette 18/12/14
'65 Rogers Holiday 20/12/16
I've got a Remo Emperor on my new RK kit's snare and bass, with an Ambassador on the tom. Next time I need new heads for 'em I'll have to give these a shot. I was just on YT looking up some reviews for the heads and this seemed quite appropriate :D
[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2P2GTTJWQg"]Restoring the Kings! - YouTube[/ame]
- 1964-1966 Rogers 9x13 rack tom in silver sparkle. Beavertail lugs, flat grey Cleveland tag interior
- 1964-1966 Rogers 22 OR 24x14 bass drum in silver sparkle. Beavertail lugs, flat grey Cleveland tag interior
- 1959 Rogers Holiday 5x14 snare drum in blue sparkle. Serial number #13382. Large double sided bread and butter lugs. Part of my kit that was split up before I purchased it. Bring the snare home!
Anyone has any experience with Jack Dejohnette Aquarian heads?
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