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One of Evans' more durable bass drum heads is the UV1 bass drum head. Featuring a UV coating that enhances durability, this 10 mil single-ply head produces a dynamic sound where all tones come into their own. In addition…

Looking for a vintage bass drum sound? This skin is Evans' synthetic alternative to a calfskin skin. With warm and rich tones, as well as an EQ4 damping system for unwanted overtones. This is the 26-inch model and can be…

The Calftone series has the same sound as skins made of calfskin. This 24-inch sheet also features the EQ4 system, attenuating unwanted overtones but leaving tones still warm and rich. The sheet consists of a single laye…

Give your 26-inch bass drum a vintage sound? This sheet sounds the same as the calfskin sheets from 1956, Evans' founding year. Features the EMAD damping system, which allows you to adjust the punch and sustain. You do t…

This 24-inch skin makes your bass drum sound like a calfskin skin. The single-layer construction is made with a special, secret blend of ingredients. Equipped with the EMAD dampening system, a plastic ring on the sheet,…

Offering a synthetic alternative to calfskin alongside consistent quality and a broader tuning range, the Evans '56 Calftone bass drumhead boasts the customisable punch and sustain of the intelligent EMAD damping system,…

Get the authentic vintage warmth of calfskin out of a synthetic drumhead thanks to the consistent quality and old-school sound of the Evans '56 Calftone bass drumhead. Complete with the adjustable EMAD damping system, th…

This is the synthetic alternative to traditional calfskin heads. The 18-inch bass drumhead is equally thick, equally strong and easy to tune. You can fine-tune the warm, full sound even more personally thanks to the EMAD…

Evans Hydraulic Red drumheads have a thin layer of oil between two 7 mil thick film layers. This results in maximum durability and a fat, deep and focused sound reminiscent of typical, early 1970s rock 'n' roll. The Red…

With the Fazley FDK-100 Spirit Plus, you get a complete starter drum kit at an excellent price. This black-finished 5-piece kit includes hardware and three cymbals.

The udu is used as part of the traditional ceremonies of the Igbo tribe in South-East Nigeria. Pronounced 'oo-do', the word literally means 'pot' in the Igbo dialect. Made from clay, this pot produces a full, characteris…

The udu (pronounced 'oodoo') is shaped from clay, gifting it with its highly characteristic percussive sound. Here, German percussion giants, Schlagwerk give their own rendition of an instrument that originated in Nigeri…

Just like this Schlagwerk example, the original udus are made using clay and shape a unique, deep tonal character. The udu is traditionally played to accompany the ceremonies of the Igbo tribe in Nigeria and, after a lit…

Sometimes, an instrument comes along that drops your jaw to the floor and leaves you utterly speechless. The 20" Schlagwerk Pandariq frame drum is a hybrid mix of a Brazilian Pandeiro, Afghan Diara, and Arabic Riqq, desi…

The Schlagwerk RTS52 frame drum is able to shape a broad spectrum of warm sounds and even serves as a beautiful decorative piece in your living room whenever you're not using it. The Schlagwerk RTS52 Frame Drum This mode…

The RTS 41 from Schlagwerk is a magnificent 40cm hand drum. With this instrument, you can produce a wide range of pure, warm sounds. The frame is made of 7 layers of birch veneer that is practically unbendable. The playi…

The Schlagwerk Booster pack includes two cajon-based percussion instruments to add an extra dimension and more flavour to a standard acoustic drum kit.

Do you prefer all the different sounds of the Schlagwerk Shaker series? With SKSET1 shaker set, you get three different shakers: the SK30, Sk35 and Sk40.

While this slit drum may look like a new and innovated tuned percussion instrument, you're actually looking at one of the early ancestors of the mobile phone. Way back, the slit drum was used as a remote communication de…

Masterwork's cymbals are produced in the traditional way in Istanbul, Turkey. This city has since been renamed the capital of cymbals as we know them today. The cymbals are cast, hammered and sheared by an experienced cy…