Playing kicks in at 4:49

I love them . I don’t care about tuning as I do it anyway pre show etc . I am waiting on a new cob 60 s snare & thinking about going for the thinner ( more exxy ) one to see if it really opens up the drum . Probably get some thicker ( normal ) for bass drums . I now play unported so the air & bottom end , rebound etc will be interesting. I’m in Sydney btw . They are great for press rolls too . Diligence with seating them I think is important . Thanks 🙏

Damn, I wasn’t expecting buddy rich over here. Nice

I'm about to order heads for my '68 Premier (pre-international toms) and after listening to this I'm thinking that a heavyweight would sound great on my Ludwig Supra.

The thing that catches my ear is the unique attack the head has. It almost sounds more "natural" in a way. We're all used to mylar heads having an ever so slight "plastic" sound to them, that this is so pleasing to the ear.

I have one on my snare drum and it sounds awesome, there's something about it; It sounds right.

From the first hit I went "Whoa". Playing with brushes must sound like a dream. Do you find that the heavyweight kangaroo at 14 mil feels the same as a mylar 14 mil head?

No kangaroos should just rot after they’re killed!!’ Just kidding. I just spent $700 on these heads.