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$61.90

Remo PM-1018-MP 18inch Powermax Ultra White Marching Bass Drum Head

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Remo PM-1018-MP 18inch Powermax Ultra White Marching Bass Drum Head

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$61.90

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About This Product

The Powermax® Ultra White Bass drumheads feature optimum tone control, attack and projection with an Ultra White finish. Constructed with 1-ply of 10-mil Ultra White film with an internal inlay ring, Powermax® Ultra White Bass drumheads feature a free-floating muffling ring with a Bottom White Dot for outstanding projection and durability. The high-tension Crimplock® hoop provides a wider tuning range and increased stability. Ideal for all Marching Bass drum applications.

PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
  • Pure Tone
  • Dynamic Projection
  • Crimplock Precision
  • Marching Durability

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