> Remo Remo Percussion Bravo Marching Snare Drum 12x14 Black

Crimped Marching Snare Drum Batter Head. Made by Remo.Remo marching snare drum heads offer the widest range of choices to customize your sound. For the ultimate in Sound, Feel, Tone and Durability, depend on Remo.Black Max with Mylar Underlay is designed for use with marching snare drums featuring upper snare mechanisms. Remo added a thin layer of Mylar film underneath to resist tearing of the Technora fiber. This provides the benefits of great sound and feel with increased durability for those seeking maximum snare response. Featuring the same feel and articulation as the standard Black Max, but with a quicker decay.Combining an extremely durable Technora Aramid Fiber weave with a reinforced counterhoop featuring REMO's DuraLock technology, this is one of the most popular marching heads in the world. Perfect for all marching applications. Black Max Sound Quality

Developed to provide a darker, drier snare sound as well as a distinctive look, Ebony Snare Side heads feature a low angle collar for corps and marching band use. These heads are available for 13" and 14" marching snare drums.

Remo Talking DrumHistoryTalkin g Drum masters historically sent messages to others by striking the drum with a curve stick by modulating its pitch. Squeezing the drum or pulling its strings are two of the many techniques that are used to produce the Talking Drum's characteristic rhythms and melodies. TodayOne of the drum's most innovative features is its modern counterhoop, which makes for quick and easy drumhead changing. It also comes with a carrying strap to suspend over shoulder, making for easier playing.Modern materialsEach of the four Talking Drums feature professional quality ACOUSTICON(TM) 316 shells and come with ambassador(TM)-wei ght and diplomat(TM)-weigh t SUEDE(TM) drumheads. SizesThe Francis Awe Signature Series Talking Drums are available in the four traditional sizes - Kanago (11" x 6"), Esaju (15" x 6"), Ejin (16" x 8"), and Iyailu (18" x 8") with Remo's innovative ultra-light aluminum mallet (TD-1015-70) is sold separately.Words from Mr Awe"The combination of the Acousticon shell and the SUEDE(TM)drumhead has attracted the attention from my countrymen to play Remo," states Mr. Awe. "The consistency of the shell is far superior to the traditional tree trunk shells. I am pleased with the highest quality of talking drums from Remo."

REMO Djembe Drums are the most popular of all of their World Percussion instruments. Key-tuned REMO djembes are as widely used by touring professionals as they are in drum circles. The high slaps and deep bass tones from all REMO Djembes are from the Type 2 FIBERSKYN 3 drumhead and ACOUSTICON shell. This 14-inch model featuers 8 lugs and an Earth-pattern FabriFinish covering. Djembe Remo djembes are based upon the traditional drums of the West African Mandingo people, originating from the great Mali Empire of the 13th and 14th century. Developed with the assistance of world-renowned Djembe players, Remo’s key, rope, and cable-tuned Djembes feature superb sound quality, lightweight design, are easily tuned in any kind of weather, and always easy to play. These versatile instruments are then combined with Remo’s modern advances including a Type 2 FIBERSKYN® 3 head on this drum key-tuned model. As the world's drumhead specialist for over 40 years, Remo, Inc. has developed an incredibly wide variety of drumheads at fit every drumming application. Not only is a full selection of Remo heads availabe to meet the diverse needs of drumset players in country, jazz, rock, pop, R&B, hip-hop, latin and every other style, Remo heads also bring advanced technologies and exceptional performance capabilities to the specialized needs to players in the marching, concert and world percussion areas. Indeed, with so many types, weights and sizes available, selecting the ideal head for any drum or situation requires an understanding of the performance levels that each head is designed to achieve. Remo Djembe Key-Tuned Artists Leon Mobley Da Lion Leon began to play African drum rhythms in 1967 and studied for ten years with Nigerian master drummer Babatunde Olatunji at the Elma Lewis School of Fine Arts in Boston, Massachusetts. Leon has had theatrical training and appeared regularly on the PBS daily television show Zoom. He is an accomplished musician and performs regularly in numerous musical genres including jazz, reggae, and rock. Leon has appeared on the works of many recording artists and has self-produced four CDs and cassette tapes of djembe rhythms and songs. In 1977 Leon studied under the directorship of Senegalese master drummer Ibrahim Camara (former drummer for the National Ballet of Senegal) while a member of the Bokan-Deye Dance Company. Leon studied and performed from 1979 to 1981 in Surinam, South America and Trinidad Tobago, and the West Indies. He continued his studies during 1982 in Senegal and Gambia. In 1987 and 1992 he traveled to Japan, where he taught and performed West African Drumming and Dancing. While in Japan he visited Sado Island, home of Kodo, the internationally acclaimed percussion group, in a cultural exchange program. He traveled to South Africa in 1991-1992 where he performed with returning exiles Letta Mbulu, Caiphus Semenya, and Hugh Masekela. From 1993 until 1997, Leon toured the world with Ben Harper. He was also in Germany, Italy, and Israel producing, recording, and conducting clinics on his own. Leon has a great deal of experience teaching African drum rhythms. While in Boston he taught at community centers, conducted school tours with the Art of Black Dance and Music, and conducted workshops at Berklee College of Music. He became musical director at Paige Academy, a private school in Roxbury, Massachusetts. Leon continued teaching after moving to Los Angeles in 1986. He conducted weekly classes at UCLA, Los Angeles Contemporary Dance Theater, Parks and Recreation, and the Los Angeles High School for the Arts on the campus of Cal State (Los Angeles). Mobley is the founder and artistic and musical director of Da Lion and Djimbe West African Drummers and Dancers. He founded these two groups in order to help preserve African cultures, and present authentic traditional West African-American

This Remo FALAM patch is 2.5 inches in diameter, perfect drummers who use a double bass drum pedal. Remo Remo has developed an incredible array of drumheads to fit every drumming application by utilizing the most advanced technologies. Each drumhead is engineered to meet the diverse needs of drumset players in country, jazz, rock, pop, R&B, hip-hop, Latin, metal, and every other style imaginable. In addition, specific drumheads have been created to meet the specific needs of marching, concert, and world percussion fields. Remo heads offer more coatings, proprietary laminations, finishes, types, weights, and available sizes in order to provide the sound, look, and feel that meet the discriminating needs of the world’s top drummers. As the world's drumhead specialist for over 40 years, Remo, Inc. has developed an incredibly wide variety of drumheads at fit every drumming application. Not only is a full selection of Remo heads available to meet the diverse needs of drumset players in country, jazz, rock, pop, R&B, hip-hop, Latin and every other style, Remo heads also bring advanced technologies and exceptional performance capabilities to the specialized needs to players in the marching, concert and world percussion areas. Indeed, with so many types, weights and sizes available, selecting the ideal head for any drum or situation requires an understanding of the performance levels that each head is designed to achieve. ABOUT REMO A Drummer’s Drumhead Company First and foremost, let’s get something straight. Remo® is a drummer’s drumhead company. After all, for over 45 years, Remo has constantly and consistently broken new ground when it comes to industry firsts. While we were doing what we do best, the competition continued to chase, follow and mimic our technological prowess. Better yet, by the time they even came close to catching up, we were already onto the next big idea. Ultimately, when it comes to our skills as a drumhead manufacturer, no one can touch the technical and musical advantages that Remo drumheads always provide. In fact, our competitors’ attempts to ride our coattails also pushed us to work smarter, as well as harder. Innovation quickly became part of our DNA. An Unusually Durable, Inexpensive, Weather Resistant Material The Remo story began after WWII when experiments were being made with Mylar®* a polyester film made by DuPont™. (Mylar® was used during the war as a heat resistant film for nighttime reconnaissance flights.) This unusually durable, inexpensive, weather resistant material that provided previously unattainable pitch, tone and consistency intrigued Remo D. Belli, an already successful drummer. And, because of Mylar®, Remo began his legacy with the Weatherking™ drumheads, the very first Remo first. Innovation and Technical Sophistication Throughout the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s, Remo continued to innovate and became the world’s drumhead specialist in virtually every category. From percussionists and orchestral timpanists to drum corps, jazz, blues and rock. Technical sophistication never before imagined in drum heads reached new heights, thanks to new laminations and coatings found in other Remo firsts such as Controlled Sound™, Pinstripe™, Smooth White™, Powerstroke™, Fiberskyn®, Suede™, Renaissance® and Nuskyn™. Understanding how drumheads should be designed and how they should ultimately sound soon became our foundation for other applications, such as children’s drums–another industry first. This brings us to Advanced Acousticon™, our latest technological feat. A unique, wood-based shell material that reflects wood’s best qualities, but is more consistent and easier to work with. The end result? Richer, more durable, better sounding drums. With the advent of Advanced Acousticon, Remo is now leading the fastest growing category in the business–world percussion. Because of our advances in drumh

Black Max combines the strength and high-tension benefits of an advanced, woven Aramid fiber material with the weather- resistance and musical benefits of competition- proven Mylar film. Black Max heads are designed to promote the trend of slightly lower batter head tensioning, while offering durability and stick response plus a musical warmth and feel. These marching heads are now available in White.