WHY I SWITCHED TO EVANS DRUMHEADS...

[@angrywolfofficial]

I wanna say thank you for inspiring me to be a drummer. As a kid I was always scared on how my friends would think of me with drums. So I just started watching you and has seen you with kids and it made me stand up and let my friends see how I play. So thank you for everything!

[@tylerbailey9329]

For me, Remo drumheads get me to the sounds I hear in my head more than the other brands. I was an Evans fan when I was a kid though and they do have some standout products.

[@Anthonydmusic.21]

Yep. Same I really loved Evans products but I’ve found Remo to have more character and life in them for all drums!

[@marcusjackson4063]

I agree guys. I was evans for a long time but I went back to remo and haven’t looked back. For me with my old school kit they just make it soo much better, I couldn’t get the sound I was hearing in my head with evans, and I’ve found the durability with remo to be better than some of the evans range.

[@antoniokofoed7139]

Remo ambassadors for me. I uses to use ec2 and couldn't get them to sound right with a maple kit.

[@jamesmcmackin8773]

Black Suede Ambassadors are possibly the GOAT of drumheads

[@andrewkalipetis7128]

I'm a bit split on the Remo/Evans debate. Grew up with Remo in the 90s. Mid 00s I went to Aquarian. Now on my main kit I run ebony pinstripes and powerstroke pros on the kicks. On my other kit I used coated g2s and I love them on that kit.

[@dalekay9ine]

Anyone who's never tried AQUARIAN, please try them out, esp the super 2s & Response 2s, great heads! Underrated!

[@imjoezi8776]

I’ve been watching you since I was 11 years old and now I’m 20 which is surreal, I owe so much of my love for music and drums to you (I’m originally a piano player but you inspired me to pick up the sticks as well) you’re definitely one of my biggest inspirations 🙌🖤

[@jmaguinness]

Whoever sees this comment u are the greatest drummer u were the first drummer I saw on KZbin u have a passion heart and all u do and make my day of whatever u do!!!! U inspired me to do drum covers i been watching you for about 3 years now and all I do Is smile from watching you

[@hiptoalieu]

I play EVANS cause of versatility, durability, and also something unique...a great near-field sound from behind the kit! I played some Ambassadors Clears, and from an "at the kit" perspective, Ambassadors just did not have as much tone as my personal EC2 Clears. Also ease of tuning is important when messing with a couple of lugs, when tuning lower, or higher for certain songs, Evans seem to be more receptive to different muffling devices as well!

[@GusOnDrums]

Well said and I fully agree!

[@WavesByWayne]

Well to be fair, an Ambassador is a Single ply head vs the EC2 Clear being more similar to the Remo Pinstripe. So naturally a Double ply head will give more tone. But, I see your point.

[@GusOnDrums]

Well said as well. Howver, Remos gave higher sustain which causes many of its players to need tons of dampening to achieve a focused sound.

[@MrBrombomb]

I love the way Evans Coated H2 heads make single headed toms sound more full.

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

Lol. There's nothing unique about Evans. They have no tone

[@judahenjoyseducation4549]

the EQ3 kick drum head is by far my favorite head for a kick. I tune it up insanely high and place a light pillow against it while tuning the eq3 reso really low.. tons of attack and PLENTY of low end. couldn't recommend it enough.

[@justingarzamusic]

I, too, exclusively played Remo up until the UV2's came out. They really are a game changer in terms of durability and tone. I switched out both my personal kit and my church kit with the exact same combination.

[@gregarnone]

I switched to Evans years ago. One of the biggest things I noticed is that the evans heads sit flat on the bearing edge and dont slide around like Remo heads do. I believe this is one of the reasons Evans heads are easier to tune. Have had nothing but great luck with Evans heads.

[@Tyler_Durden987]

... because the Evans endorsement was more lucrative?

[@a.m.creativ]

Or Remo likely wouldn't give him a deal

[@TrashMojo]

Evans makes great heads and even as someone who exclusively played remo, when I was in sales I'd sell the Evans because they were easier to tune by a mile. I told every newer player buy a set of ec2s. even if you fuck up they'll sounds great. but I've always found that when tuned proper Remo sounds better and can't be beat, especially in studio applications. but tuning is hard lol

[@Alex-Grt]

Thats exact my opinion, tried out evans but came back to remo after realizing exact that lol🔥🤘😁🥁

[@andyp90210]

You can put a set of Pinstripes on even the crappiest kit and if tuned properly, it can make it sound like a million dollars.

[@sydhamelin1265]

@@andyp90210 Yeah, Remo pinstripes are like the default for a great head. Then a coated ambassador on the snare, and it's the fundamental head setup.

[@robertfinch6602]

🧐Wonder about Aquairian??

[@sydhamelin1265]

@@robertfinch6602 Yeah, the superkick 2 is another staple

[@marcusjackson4063]

I love evans heads and you’ve made a good choice, for me personally though after years of playing evans I went back to Remo and for me remo are the drumheads I need and love. I just get the sounds I want outta my kit and I’ve never had a single issue with them.

[@Assimilator702]

Yes I need Remo heads on my snares. There’s more depth, grit and texture to the snare sound compared to Evans heads that sound “flat” and one dimensional in comparison.

[@mulberrystreet1979]

Remo are awesome and produces alot of tone but I don’t like the Remo drumheads Collar design because of how exposed the glue overtime the glue will rip out solid from the Rim of the head itself where the glue is poured in and that just makes me constantly changing out drum heads for my snare drum and then I switched to EVANS because of the collar design it don’t rip out that easy and it’s also Durable I love specially their Heavyweight heads and the Onyx and G2’s and I also love how it feels to play evans drum heads it gives me more of that not too soft not too hard of a feeling but still also produces a lot of tone and for me Evans is my number 1 choice of head.

[@SuperFacecloth]

I bought a Pearl session elite kit from the 90's and I'm gonna try the UV2 heads for my first go around. Crazy to find a video with a 90's Pearl kit that s a few steps up, the same week that I'm putting new heads on is just the magic of the internet..

[@DrRusty5]

I switched to Evans sometime ago... I just felt they offered something different and better over Remo. Still, in the end it is just a preference. Yes PlayerPoints are great "free stuff" 😁

[@drumfanatik316]

After years of using Remo, then trying Evans and Aquarian when I started to get dissatisfied with Remos quality and lack of customer service, I finally decided to invest in Evans heads!!! I have EC2’s on one kit for a more focused sound and on the other kit I went with the UV2’s. Man, I couldn’t be happier with the sound and feel of my drums now!!! Not to mention that new Heavyweight HD with the UV coating is incredible!!!

[@michaelglindmyer3336]

I just put reso 7’s on my Toms with the ec2 and man they are so easy to tune and great sounding

[@jdogmcnasty1980]

Evans EC2 Frosted are my head of choice. a little coated on a clear for a sweet blend of tone and punch

[@Nikkikeyo]

I play the EC2 frosted heads as well and love them!

[@vgaportauthority9932]

I used to play Remo cause that was all that was available in my area. When we finally got Evans I never touched anything else again. They just sound so good. Especially for me back in the day before my tuning skills were up to snuff.

[@MrPistons4life]

Bro I made the switch back in 2000. Man my Yamaha Oak Custom kit has all UV1 and G1 resos EMAD and EQ3 on the kick, My Recording Customs have the same bottom heads with same kick set up and clear hydraulics on tops, My Tama Swingstar is setup the same as my oaks, I went crazy with my DW acrylic 7pc toms 8-14 have black chromes topside and black resonant 720 on the bottoms UVEMAD floor on the 16 with black resonant 720 also. UVEMAD and EQ5 on the kick UV2 with hazy 300 and pure sound custom snare wires. EVANS HEADS ALLDAY LONG 💪❤💯

[@danielgrajeda5837]

The genera dry snare head is the best sounding drum head I've ever used!! I've tried all the different Tom and kick heads, but I always stick with the genera dry snare head. The tunability, the natural dampening and crispness I can't find anywhere else

[@GusOnDrums]

Love this video! Some drummers will not share their head choice. Some don't even realize that half of their sound issues are drum head choice.

[@drummercarson896]

I love my Evans Drumheads. Black Onyx on the Toms, EC Reverse Dot on the Snare, EMAD on the Kick

[@Inactiveregret]

I played Evans for years but switched to aquarian. I love the aquarian Focus-X coated, I haven't found a head that provides the same amount of warmth and tone I still use the Evans EMAD kick though

[@ChrisDorrmusic]

I thought I was the only drummer who used Focus-X Heads since I never hear anything about them online. It's getting harder for me to find them and I need something a little more durable so I'll probably start using the Response 2.

[@Jas-ux8br]

I just changed my stock heads that came with a new kit, swapped to Evans G2 coated and sooo happy with the sound

[@erichanson3356]

Great video. Like you I played Remo pretty exclusively for a number of years. They were nice heads and all, but kind of like you were saying, it always seemed like there'd always be that one head out of the whole set that just wouldn't quite tune up right the way I wanted it. So about 10 years ago or so I tried a set of Evans heads based on the recommendations of some other drummers and they sounded great and had no issues tuning up. Ever since then, I've exclusively used Evans. For my rock kit, I like the emad 2 for my bass drum, g14s for my rack toms, hydraulics for my floor toms, a coated hd genera for my maple snare, a power center reverse dot for my brass snare, and for my little bop kit I like the calftone heads.

[@LBD-2021]

I have some Evans sound off drum mutes. I love them!🥁🥁🥁🥁

[@bencheaney3925]

I’ve used Evans for several years. I just put the black chrome heads on our cheap drum set at church and they made it sound like a name brand set.

[@GusOnDrums]

I love those drum heads. I did the same to my church percussion plus kit as a kid. The drums sounded phenomenal. 💯💪

[@MeshuggahFan-iy6tb]

Dude hell yes!! I absolutely love the black chromes! Super underrated heads. I feel like I’m the only drummer in my local Seattle area scene that uses them. They give you such a nice heavy deep sound with enough sustain to be heard, but not too much to where you need a ton of dampening and also the sound guy at the gig doesn’t have to gate the shit out of your drums lol

[@thomasmoje5926]

The Evans '56 Calftone heads are the best 'faux calf' heads in my opinion..the top bonded layer doesn't 'bubble up' like the other major 'fake calf' head manufacturer heads do. I put Evans G2 white coated batter heads on the toms on one of my kits and they really woke the toms up. I also have an Evans HD Genera Dry batter head on a 4 x 13" acrylic shell snare drum that I made and it took out a lot of the excessive ring in that drum. Altogether I'm quite pleased with my experiments with Evans heads.

[@MrBrombomb]

While I mainly use Remo Drum Heads, I do love the the Evans Coated G2s. I have a Tama Cocktail Jam kit which has Coated G2 batters & an Evans Emad on the kick drum.

[@Avedisdrummer09]

The UV2s are the only coated drumhead that I can play feel wise - they give just enough of that squish feel. If I could play only 1 head for every drum it would be an easy choice for the UV2. It's great on a snare!

[@Fernage]

As someone who played Remo for years, switching to Evans was the smoothest transition. They were easier to tune and gave me more attack that I was looking for. Hybrid on snare, and EC2s on toms. EMAD2 is the most amazing kick head.

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

Evans have no tune. So I don't see how they are easier to tune

[@Brian-rj1un]

Evan’s heads are the best. Sounds so good on marching snares and tenors, and concert snares

[@TessaAnderson]

I am an evans lover! Evans uv1 ! And I finally set up rewards and found a few boxes around the house so I got some points. I think it’s a great topic and glad that KZbin drummers are helping to create a better sounding generation of drummers than the last few generations

[@blakedmc1989DrumsHD]

hey fellow Evans lover! i had been with Evans for 22 years and i had a way much easier time tuning with Evans than i do with anybody else which it's why i stuck with Evans for years

[@rol_saave]

I have went threw all brands as well and I have always went back to remo for Toms & Snare… For kick I do use the Evans Emad but will use just about any Remo Kick head and will also throw on the Aquarian Super Kick.. depending on style of music… Evan Tom heads may be easy to tune but the tonal character doesn’t last after continuous use… I give you props for a good sales pitch.. 😂

[@boobo3763]

Right there with you -Remo on snare and toms and Emad (or Emad2) on kick... Evans sound great for 2 weeks of light playing and easy to tune, but, nah... haha! I'd honestly play remo on kick, but you can't bury the beater in the Powerstroke 3 like you can with the EMAD -And I definitely bury the kick... A LOT... haha! CHEERS!

[@DeadKoby]

I always liked the USA made Ludwig Weather Masters.......... I WISH I could still get them.

[@drraymond57]

Noticed your KRK Rokit monitors in the background, and wondered what your opinion is of them as studio mains, or monitors. Setting up an unfinished basement as a studio, and have some decisions to make. Great drumming and product review as always. Love the channel! Keep it up! Thanks for your input!

[@ryandanar]

best combinations ever imo: evans genera hdd + hazy 300 snares and emad + eq3 kicks & remo pinstripes + ambassador toms.

[@musicskater]

Ya I love my Remo drumheads for all seven of my Tums and my snare drum and Evan heads for my TWo bass drums heads

[@DrummerDanny76]

I also like the Evans drum heads. I like to use the EC2'S on the toms and the emad on the kick. In my opinion, the kit sounds great !!!

[@ajmarkle96]

I played Evans a lot and I love the UV2 heads, EMAD Heavyweight, and even UV2 on the snare.

[@kingmusic3617]

Both Remo and Evans heads are really great drumheads. Me personally I will still play Remo. It's what I grew up with, gives my drums a more lively feel, and honestly durability isn't my main concern. At the end of the day for me it's all about feel. Remo gives me that certain feel I'm looking for.

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

Remo heads sound a million times better than evans. Evans sound flat and no tone

[@blakedmc1989DrumsHD]

@@dcmastermindfirst9418 idk i had alot of problems with Remo especially on a Pearl drumset, which it's why i only use Pearl/Evans/Zildjian

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

@blakedmc1989DrumsHD Lol so you don't know how to tune a drum. Right. Gotcha hahahahaha!

[@blakedmc1989DrumsHD]

@@dcmastermindfirst9418 it's not dat i don't know how to tune my drums, i know how to tune drums, tha problems is Remo kept gettin' out of tune within 3 minutes and it ends up breaking fast and another thing, i have a thing called Raynauds on my hands and every time i play on anything Remo it aggravates my raynauds and it's why i mostly play with my arms and Remo can't take dat kind of style of playin' without breaking too quickly and snappin' in half possibly in a day or a week! i had dat problem before tha early 2000's and when i was tired of Remo and wanting something else even back then, i was funny enough gunna go for Aquarian but when i was introudced to Evans, i noticed it was better for my Raynauds on my hands and i was able to play much longer and it's way more easier to tune and it works better for my Gospel Chops! look up what Gospel Chops is before u say i don't know how to tune especailly with vids like what i'm linkin' u here kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKO7q5iwhLtqnMk

[@blakedmc1989DrumsHD]

@@dcmastermindfirst9418 not true if Dennis Chambers had tha same problems i had with Remo even before tha 80's and he's a professional drummer btw who's been an Evans Artist since tha 80's

[@jamesmcmackin8773]

The Genera HD Dry is in a league of its own, perfect unless you deliberately need a fatter, richer sound.

[@stephenm.french8380]

I think different drums sound better with different heads. I purchased my 1st drumset in 1991 which was a professional series Pearl BLX. It came equipped with clear Remo pinstripes on toms and ambassador on steel free floating snare. I tried coated ambassadors and emperors on toms and could not get the drums to sound right. I discovered Evans in 1996 because of Dennis Chambers. I tried clear and coated G1, G2, and EC2 clears. The drums finally sounded how I envisioned in my ears. I also switched to Pearls ISS mounts in 96. Fast forward to 2020, I bought a Pearl SSC. I currently am using clear Emperors on toms and they sound great. Yes, Evans are easier to tune and seat. Just my opinion. After many years in the Evans camp, I am revisiting Remo. If I had a Tama, DW, Ludwig, Sonor, etc., I might have had a totally different experience.

[@JeremyLeech]

I’ve been an evans fan for year. Love their heads!

[@flashingarrows]

The BIG 3, Remo, Evans and Aquarian all make great quality drum heads, its just a matter of personal taste,

[@j.t.cooper2963]

I love my 1996 Pearl Prestige Session Series drums. Birch and Mahogany shells.

[@daynelawless]

Tuning is one of many drumming skills. It takes knowledge and repetition to develop any drumming skill, and tuning is no exception. Your sound is everything so putting some time into learning about the mechanics in physics Involved in the product you output (which is your sound) is a very wise investment. When comparing drumhead options, one should be comparing the drumheads, not any of your own excuses. The two main factors for consideration are build quality and sound quality. They are your drums, and if they make you happy, you made the right choice.

[@ghettostreamlabs5724]

Ironically, I have played Evans heads for probably 15 years and am about to make the swap to Aquarian. Not because I dislike Evans, but because i put an Aquarian bass drum head on (Super Kick II) and it produced the most phenomenal sound I have ever heard. I wanna see what the rest of the drums will do. May be a "test" that lasts 6 months, may be a permanent swap - we'll see.

[@dylandelarosa9856]

I run Aquarian on bass. And remo/evans on toms and snares

[@lachy.winter]

Bro, we both use Evans. They are really good heads.

[@HolyGhostDrummer]

I also switched to Evans, Promark and Meinl cymbals!

[@jamesgoetz6100]

Those ISS mounts make tuning very difficult. You can tune off the stand, but when you pick the drum up and mount it by that hoop-gripping mount, the hoop will twist under the torque created by the weight of the drum, affecting the pressure on the head collar at that point. Consider a different mounting system for your next tuning improvement

[@markcrawford8424]

I tend to switch back and forth between alot of companies but I love the Evans HD dry snare, one thing I'm kinda dug in on is Remo percussion heads like conga and bongs, the Evans tri center always felt to thick to me under hand. I mean other than actual skin to me Remo has the best synthetic percussion heads.

[@mtbrdude]

I use G2 over G1 on my toms, EQ3 (but I'm okay with a remo PS3, too) for my kick, but REMO Ambassadors on all my snares. I fricken love those Ambassadors.

[@edsalisch4322]

Because they gave you a better deal. For me bassdrum wise I go either with Aquarian or Evans. Snare, I like either Aquarian or Remo and Remo diplomat on the batter. On the tom toms, I buy whichever heads are on sale.

[@derekb.e1151]

The thing with Remo is that they are more expansive and they don't last. So if you are on a budget, you should go with evans.

[@blakedmc1989DrumsHD]

yep even in tha early 2000's they broke way too easily for me so when i was introduced to Evans, i stuck with Evans ever since

[@Windowserrorsong]

It’s Not all about one brand. The magic spice is Evans coated heads on the toms a clear Evans head on the kick and a REMO Ambassador Coated head on the snare. 😌 This is what me and others did in my High School.

[@pearlguy6351]

I think drum shell quality plays an important role in choosing the right head like for me for example I have 17 drum kits at home yes I said 17 every kit has its own personality and different sound characteristics I switch from evans hydraulics to remo emperors coated or clears I just go by feel based on what I think would be a good fit for that particular kit even on a few kits I have the remo color tone heads which I thought were just for cosmetic and looks I was quite surprised on the deep powerful sounds these heads make was quite impressed but as far as evans heads the black hydraulics are my top choice and the hydraulic black coated snare head to is king

[@WhiteCollarWarriorWallStFraudE]

Thanks!! A before and after sound check would have been cool too.

[@stevenwilson9865]

REMO for me. Emperor, C.S. dot, Ambassador is what I prefer. Remember, the coated C.S. Dot is the most used snare drum head. 🤔

[@josiahmoeller8821]

I just switched from Evans to Remo

[@anthonyn1312]

Why did you switch from Eavs to Remo?

[@josiahmoeller8821]

@@anthonyn1312 I’ve always used Evans and I don’t have anything against them I just thought it was time to change things up a little. But one thing I’ve noticed is that I am getting more tonality out of my Remo heads, whereas my Evans heads seemed to be more flat.

[@lylaznboi01]

Years ago, I used to use Aquarians, but over time, they just kept getting more expensive. I tried Remo, but in my opinion, they sounded great, but they die out fast. I switched to Evans a few years ago and been using them since. I did the G2 Coated on top, and G1 clear on bottom on toms, and HD Dry on the snare. Recently, I started using the UV2 on top for toms and the heavyweight dry on the snare. They sound great and also great durability, which is good for both live and in the studio.

[@danlozza]

I can't help but feel like all Evans heads, though they tune great, sound "plastic-ie"....Remo or Aquarian all the way.

[@p0llenp0ny]

This..

[@remygaron8311]

Best move you ever made i did to the dii is unreal 🤟🏼🤟🏼🥁🇨🇦

[@jacobsmith1877]

I am a big fan of most Remo heads for toms (Coated Emperor, Pinstripe, etc.) but nothing beats the Evans HD Dry snare heads and Emad kick heads. If it came to picking a brand to endorse, I would definitely choose Evans just because I love the HD Dry so much

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

Powerstroke 3 or 4 Remo snare heads are way better.

[@blakedmc1989DrumsHD]

@@dcmastermindfirst9418 they don't last long which it's why i stayed away from Remo since tha early 2000's

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

@@blakedmc1989DrumsHD They have TONE. Unlike the Evans. Like playing cardboard

[@blakedmc1989DrumsHD]

@@dcmastermindfirst9418 i didn't get any tone from remo at all all i got was boingy rings and easily broken dented heads everytime i try to use remo and last time i tried to use them, i always had to reseat their heads every week no thanks! and it's why i stayed away from Remo since tha early 2000's especially when i use Pearl Drums exclusively! when i was introduced to Evans, i got way more tone out of Evans than i ever did with Remo and Evans work better for chop drummers like me who has a background of Gospel Chops

[@metlheaddrumr]

Usually I can get my drums tuned by ear but I also use Evans heads

[@joshuafoga8438]

Evans snare. Remo Toms 🤝

[@juanemmanuelsalinas2001]

🎉

[@Dad.son_drums]

I just realized that my drum kit might worth some money! I have the same set as this one that I bought in 1995 back in Brazil. It’s not the Pro though, but it’s the same rack, Tom’s, everything from Session Series. I’m glad I never thought about selling them. They sound awesome with the original heads from way back when… but I’m considering buying new heads now. Thanks for the video!

[@mauriciocortezbowles6446]

Evans sound good on Sonor and Tama drums.. On Pearls, DWs, Ludwig’s, Gretsch etc.. Remo all the way

[@blakedmc1989DrumsHD]

i had more problems with Remo and other people outside of Evans especially on Pearl! i even tried to use Remo on a Church drumset as a spare until i got Evans and i was dissatisfied with everything outside of Evans

[@p0llenp0ny]

Maybe that's why I've never liked Evans heads. I'm a Ludwig guy.

[@brendantanks6852]

I’ve played drums for over 25 years & I’ll have to agree, Evans Heads are outstanding! I use to play Remo, then I tried Evans, not even in the same category.

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

Remo destroys Evans.

[@casanovafrankenstein8538]

I prefer Remo for my snare, tom and kick batters, I use remo emperor ebony on my toms, Remo controlled sound for my snare batter and ambassador snare side, and Powerstroke for my bass batter. I use Evans hydraulic black for my resonate heads on my toms and an Aquarian regulater resonate bass head.

[@Jdhundred07]

Remo is the best drumhead out there

[@blakedmc1989DrumsHD]

idk, Remo gave me way too many issues even in tha early 2000's

[@juniortavete3991]

Asking for a friend here .... how frequently should I be changing heads ? I've had mine on for the longest 😅

[@royrolph]

Pull an Evans and remo head out of the box and tap the head and see which one has more tone without any tension on the head. Evans uses a plastic collar which suck compared to remo which is aluminum

[@blakedmc1989DrumsHD]

idk i had Remo break on me way to easily and i had alot of issues with Remo dating back to tha early 2000's, i had to get away from remo fast because i break remo too easily, now for Evans, u can thrash tha living daylights out of those things and they will still keep goin'

[@TheDayisMineTrebeck]

It's Evans all the way for me. They're emad bass drum heads and HD dry snare heads I've used for over 15 years. Plus their ec2 heads will make any entry level kit sound 10 times better. I put them on all my practice kits and it's a night-and-day difference

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

Evans snare heads sound like dead shit. They have zero tone. Any Remo head is better.

[@blakedmc1989DrumsHD]

@@dcmastermindfirst9418 not really, Remo breaks too easily for me and aggravates my Raynauds on my hands -_- i had too many issues with them even in tha early 2000's, i have tried Remo last in 2021 and i was in way too much pain after playin' Remo heads and quickly went back to Evans and i didn't have any issues after i went back to Evans really quickly

[@jayrivera6866]

Thanks for the info. I currently still play Remo, but I might be making the switch. I keep hearing that tuning is way easier and the quality control is amazing. Keep drumming brother. I appreciate your passion. Also… Pearl drums for life…😁

[@robertfinch6602]

my dad got mad @ me..😔

[@Bike_Chain]

Evans just be doing something different and it's working

[@XeRo333]

Should check out Evans Hydraulic drumhrads for the toms on both batter and reso heads. Nice fat sounds with very little overtones

[@NewfieXbox66-ju4qb]

Evans Hydraulic Glass heads are they good as i live in apartment building as i am trying to find out what would be best to not disturb Neighbors I have the MAPEX drum kit

[@Beaver-be8vk]

I think it depends on the quality of drum set you have. I.E your bearing edges. If you have a cheap set, Aquarian are the best. More expensive it doesn’t really matter as much.

[@anthonyn1312]

So, is that mean you endorse by Evans drumhead?

[@jamesgunn4843]

Evans makes good heads but never got that sound for me. Remo has always been it for me. Especially for snare drum. Nice Evans shirt by the way. Ahhh there it is..endorsement. lol

[@ruelsmith]

This opinion feels sponsored. I'm not against Evans, and I buy some of their stuff like Sound Offs, but all the major drumhead manufacturers make great heads. Its a pretty subjective thing. You'll have to spend lots of money and go through some heads to find out what you want.

[@cj_ssfsm]

I knew you would switch...🦖😷👽😻

[@hansvanhees5689]

Drumkit quality is not to be forgotten. Put some bad cheap tires on a very expensive Porsche. Nice deep toms gives a much more deeper and warmer sound. Looks more like a commercial to me. All about personal taste. Anyway I like your deep Pearl Drumset. I use to have a Pearl export deep 😊

[@michaeleckert2818]

Evans for the win! Booyah!

[@marcusjackson4063]

#teamremo 🤣

[@blakedmc1989DrumsHD]

@@marcusjackson4063 i had alot of issues using anything outside of Evans but i'll admit if i was to go with Remo, i would only use Powerstroke 4 heads on everything and Powersonic on Bass but still i had better tuning success with Evans than anybody else

[@southpau]

Evans heads have left me stranded on gigs too many times. Switched from them years ago. Barely made it thru a tour a while ago. Remo heads age a lot better when you play them as well. Love them! Aquariun makes some good stuff too. I’m just not that familiar with their models

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

Remo is miles better than Aquarian

[@blakedmc1989DrumsHD]

i've been with Evans since tha early 2000's after havin soo many problems with Remo and they break way to quickly on me, when i used Evans, i was able to get at least 10-16 years out of those heads before replacing them

[@nicosarangomartinez]

After like 2 years 🤣🤣🤣🤣... Finally we KNOW IT!!! It was really strange. You were a Remo Artist for like EVER and one day just EVANS

[@JK-zo4px]

I switched to Evans back in 1993. They are more durable and they are easy to tuning. A great range of options. But Remo and Aquarian has fantastic heads to.

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

More durable no tone.

[@blakedmc1989DrumsHD]

@@dcmastermindfirst9418 i beg to differ, i got more tone with Evans out of any other head brands especially on a Pearl drums

[@azildjian]

REMO FOREVER ❤️

[@blakedmc1989DrumsHD]

i had so much issues with anybody outside of Evans for years

[@kevinjansky4392]

@Cooperdrummer Can you play with Todd Sucherman?

[@BeatsAndMeats]

Evans has the best quality control of any of the companies. I've only seen one Evans head ever that shipped with a messed up collar. Remo, 1 in 7 heads is un-useable. So you can't order Remo heads online, because you have to check each collar since they so often are warped out of the factory. Also, Evans heads hold their tuning a LOT better than Remo and are more durable that Remo. However, Remo heads do record better in the studio. For some reason, the attack on Remo heads is a bit clearer, there's no doubt about it. If I can figure out how to get the attack from Evans that I get from Remo, I would LOVE to never ever have to use Remo again, except for my beloved Clear Powerstroke 3s on kick batter.

[@warrenstemphly5756]

I like Evans hydraulic. I can’t explain why, I just do.

[@cDisturbed.]

My session select came with UT remo heads but it sounded like trash lol, put Evans EC2s and it sounded so good. I’m yet to try real remo heads tho

[@andyp90210]

The OCD inside me screamed out and had kittens when you didn’t even wipe over the bearing edges when you changed heads. 😰😱🙈😂

[@p0llenp0ny]

Same lol

[@wesleyspilly3087]

ayyy i started getting Evans heads over the past few months! for the pearl kit I've had for 3 yrs! It had clear heads. Some of them wearing lol. I got a 10-inch, 16-inch tom heads, and a 12-inch snare. All heads are G2 coated.

[@apedestrian3899]

I love Evans heads for toms in particular, but Remo has my heart in snares ❤️

[@DavidKrautscheid]

i played evans for years but i was dissapointed that they had no pipe marching drumhead so i switched from evans that ive played for years to remo but i must say my evans heads that ive used sounded good on my drums.

[@theevil_Dem0n]

They have a pipe band head now

[@DavidKrautscheid]

@@theevil_Dem0n they have it since a longer time but i love my remo cybermax over everything

[@nicholassadloski5926]

I have the same kit same color! I bought it at Guitar Center in 1999. Did Pearl send them to you?

[@Apachecreator]

Evans are manufactured better. It’s all in the hoop engineering. The plastics are better. They keep their tone longer. I’ve never had a defective head from Evans. Tuning at various ranges are easy and consistent. I can’t say the same for Remo. I’ve gotten heads that lose tone quickly or are a pain to get in tune, then if you stretch them out the tone is gone, flat and dead. For 25 years now, it’s been Evans drumheads all day everyday. It’s D’Adario bruh… precision is their game!