Snare Drumhead Comparison ft. Gil Sharone | Remo

Playing a variation of the beat from the single “Exit Wound”, Gil Sharone demonstrates how four different drumheads, each with a distinct tuning, can create a wide variety of sounds from a single drum. PRODUCTS FEATURED: Ambassador Coated: The ultimate drumhead for snare tone, response, and articulation. Emperor Coated: Punchy and fat, with excellent projection. Emperor X Coated: Maximum durability with focused low and midrange harmonics. Emperor X Black Suede: Maximum durability with enhanced midrange frequencies and a distinctive matte black finish. Ambassador Hazy Snare Side: The industry standard 3-mil snare side drumhead, renowned for its durability and sensitivity. Snare Batter /Ambassador Hazy Snare Side tuner settings: Low = 196 Hz / Snare Side = 262 Hz (Snare side is a perfect fourth higher than the batter) High = 233 Hz / Snare Side = 466 Hz (Snare side is an octave higher than the batter) Microphones: Shure SM-57 top (batter) Shure SM-57 bottom (snare side) Snare Drum: Drum Workshop Pure Maple 6” x 14” Collector’s Series Snare Drum. Its maple shell controls upper harmonics while delivering a focused crack—especially on rimshots played across the triple-flange hoop—and provides excellent response across a wide dynamic range. All other drums are DW Collector’s Series. ——————— Connect with Remo: https://remo.com https://instagram.com/remopercussion https://facebook.com/remopercussion https://tiktok.com/@remopercussion