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Buy Drum Heads in Kathmandu, Nepal

Drum heads are essential for achieving the most accurate sounds out of drums. At the Bass and Treble, we stock high-quality drum heads to suit the type of music you play. You can easily browse through our wide selection of Evans™ Drumheads depending on your preferred series, finish, or size.

Whether you're looking for a white, clear, or black finish, we have options to suit your needs. Sizes range from tiny 8" styles drumheads up to massive 22" bass drum heads are all available to purchase at Bass and Treble, so you are sure to find what you are looking for.

Buying drum heads online should be fun. Bass and Treble's mission is to provide our clients with the largest and most diverse selection of drumheads, from Evans™ Drumheads by Daddario, as well as to cultivate long-term relationships.
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Wide range of drumheads at Bass and Treble

Buy new drum heads if your drums sound flat and tired, look thin, or if you would like to shape their tone differently.

You can narrow down your options by considering what kind of sound you want to achieve as well as the diameter of your drums. You'll likely want single-ply heads if you're looking for bright, vivid tones and beautiful overtones. Having more ply layers makes the head thicker, resulting in a more focused, deep, and controlled sound and more durable.

Some of the drumheads available at Bass and Treble are:

Featuring unparalleled consistency and durability, the Evans G2 coated drumhead is a 2-ply head (7 mil each) that offers the depth, sustain, and attack.

In the case of Evans Genera HD Dry Snare heads, the film is made up of two plies. Drum heads have precision-drilled dry vents around the head's perimeter, overtones are minimized, and sustain is controlled.

Your drum's performance is also greatly affected by the coating on its head. Drumheads with clear coatings bring out more brightness, while heads with coated surfaces produce muted, focused tones.

Please browse through our selection and select the heads that are most appropriate for you.

What effect do types of drum heads have on the sound?

Different types of drum heads are available at Bass and Treble, and each drummer favors them depending on the sound they want to create. Jazz drummers prefer two-ply drum heads because they produce a warmer sound. On the other hand, one-ply drums are often preferred by rock drummers who want a brighter, louder sound. It is imperative to note that coated drum heads produce a warmer, more focused sound than non-coated drum heads. Many drummers rely on drum heads that are non-coated and offer a bright, pure sound.

How often should you tune your drums?

To ensure that their drums sound their best for every performance, touring musicians tune their drums often, at least twice a week. It's not uncommon for drum corps drummers to tune their drums twice a day because they play for 10 to 12 hours every day. A drum's tuning frequency is also determined by the style in which it's played and how it sounds. Maintaining a lower, less resonant sound is easier than maintaining a higher, rich sound.

Why is Evans drumhead so popular?

The short answer is that the Evans G1 is one of the most popular single-ply drumheads on the market. This head is very responsive and can be used in a wide range of musical styles. In addition to having a wide tuning range, it is also quite versatile. Drum heads by Evans produce incredible tones, which is why they are used by professionals. Evans drum heads last significantly longer due to the quality of the film and construction techniques.

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Buy Drum Heads in Kathmandu, Nepal

Wide range of drumheads at Bass and Treble