Pinstripe Clear is one of the most popular drumheads in the world, two plies of 7-mil clear film with an overtone-reducing agent bonded between them. The result is focused midrange with low-end weight, increased attack and controlled sustain, without needing tape or gel on the head.

Built-in overtone control, which is why so many drums leave the shop wearing them.

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The Pinstrip Clear features midrange tones with low-end and increased durability. Constructed with 2-plies of 7-mil Clear film, Pinstripe Clear drumheads have an overtone reducing agent applied between the 2-plies providing overtone control with increased attack. The Pinstripe series is one of the world's most popular drumheads.

At a Glance

What Does the Overtone-Reducing Agent Do?

It sits between the two plies and damps the ringing overtones that a bare two-ply head produces. The result is a focused, punchy sound with a shorter decay, achieved inside the head rather than with tape or gel on top of it.

Pinstripe or Emperor, Which Should I Buy?

Both are two-ply clear. Emperor stays open and resonant with more sustain. Pinstripe is noticeably more controlled and punchy. If your toms ring more than you want, Pinstripe is the answer.

Is Pinstripe Good for Recording?

Yes, and it is common in studios for exactly that reason. The controlled decay means less ring to fight with in the mix, and close mics respond well to the focused midrange.

Why Remo

Remo has made drumheads in the United States since 1957, when Remo Belli replaced calfskin with Mylar and ended the problem that had defined drumming until then: a head that changed pitch with the weather. Every major head design since has come out of that company, and the Ambassador remains the most widely used drumhead in the world. Remo also builds world percussion, marching heads and the Acousticon shells used across its drum circle range.