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x_dont_even_ask_x
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 Evans EQ Series
I'm currently using the Emad 2 as my batter head for my bass drum and I have a few questions about other Evans Bass drum heads. With The Emad I get a real punchy tune but I'm looking for a head that I can get a great boom out of and still get a punchy sound through internal muffling. I was wondering about the EQ4 with the thin plastic ring on the inside of the head. Has anyone used this head, and if so, what did you think, thanks,
Jordan
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DRUMSMYWIFE
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Look no further than the Evans EQ2 It lets your head breathe more than the EMAD 2 But I'd say keep the EMAD 2 they rock.
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Thu Dec 20, 2007 12:21 am |
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EOTE_drummer
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Location: Oklahoma
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Re: Evans EQ Series
x_dont_even_ask_x wrote:I'm currently using the Emad 2 as my batter head for my bass drum and I have a few questions about other Evans Bass drum heads. With The Emad I get a real punchy tune but I'm looking for a head that I can get a great boom out of and still get a punchy sound through internal muffling. I was wondering about the EQ4 with the thin plastic ring on the inside of the head. Has anyone used this head, and if so, what did you think, thanks,
Jordan
ive used emad 1 and 2 and i like the eq4 better. it gives you JUST what you described you wanted. best boom ive heard.
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Codymunzert
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DRUMSMYWIFE wrote:Look no further than the Evans EQ2 It lets your head breathe more than the EMAD 2 But I'd say keep the EMAD 2 they rock.
my thoughts exactly
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DRUMSMYWIFE
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Get the EQ2 it's the best head besides EMAD2 because it hase an remeovable ring with vent holes so youdon't need a pillow!
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bodiesablaze805
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true, but i also dont use a pillow with my emad and it sounds like a monster, and the bass on that certain kit is only 22x16
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Wed Feb 20, 2008 4:58 pm |
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DRUMSMYWIFE
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Yeah it is also wise to get an Evans EQ pad also if you need to.
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Thu Feb 21, 2008 11:40 am |
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J-rod
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ive been using an evans eq3 on my 22x18 inch kick for a few months now and i love it, the eq series is the way to go
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Thu Feb 28, 2008 2:58 pm |
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dedrummervanrolf
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bodiesablaze805 wrote:true, but i also dont use a pillow with my emad and it sounds like a monster, and the bass on that certain kit is only 22x16
I play an Emad right now, with an Ambassador bass up front, on a 22x14" kick, no pillows or whatever, and sounds amazing
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DRUMSMYWIFE
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Am I right or wut!
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