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Coated for snare, the two-ply and oil-filled Hydraulic has a short sustain that brings out the fundamental tone of any drum. A blanket cure for troublesome snare drums and reflective rooms.

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Hydraulic Blue Snare Series Overview

Evans Hydraulic Blue snare heads feature two plies of 7mil film with a thin layer of oil in between, offering maximum durability, and a fat, deep, and short sound pioneered by early 70's rock and roll. Hydraulics are famously easy to tune, making them a great fix for troublesome drums.

The revolutionary Evans Level 360 drum head technology is found in the proprietary collar design that extends the level playing surface of the drum head 360 degrees around the drum. This vertically enhanced collar design ensures balanced contact with the critical bearing edge of the drum shell, resulting in:

• Ease of fit
• Ease of tuning
• Extended tuning range and quality of sound

Available on all Evans 6 – 20 inch Batter and Resonant Drum set, Snare Side, Concert and Marching Tenor heads. Evans Level 360 technology solves the age-old dilemma of traditional synthetic heads consistently not fitting a variety of drum shells without using force that chokes the responsiveness of the head and the drum’s performance.

The Level 360 Blueprint

The benefits provided by Evans Level 360 technology stem from a groundbreaking collar design:

Steeper Collar:
Extends the level plane of the drum head to ensure balanced contact with the critical bearing edge of the drum shell. Roll-over Hoop:
Provides strength and stability where the film meets the hoop, for greater durability without diminishing performance. Balanced Contact:
For ease of tuning and enhanced quality of sound. Greater Tonal Range:
Wider tuning options result in higher levels of responsivness and resonance, giving you the confidence to tune your drums high or low.

Evans Hydraulic Drum Heads - B14HB - Drum Head with Layer of Oil - Supresses Unwanted Overtones - Ideal for Rock, Metal, & Funk - Blue, 14 Inch

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