Warmth, sensitivity, and articulation reminiscent of calfskin. Skin-like sound.

These heads have a very warm and tonal sound that's great for melodic expression and affords a wider, more balanced sound spectrum for tympani, snares, toms, and bass drums in any drumming application. These heads are the new worldwide industry standard for tympani drums in live or studio situations.

For snare drums and timbales, textured surface provides excellent stick and brush response that will not degrade under harsh playing.

Remo Renaissance Emperor Snare Batter Features:

• Warm, balanced sound
• Excellent stick and brush response that will not degrade under harsh playing
• Textured surface is excellent for sticks, brushes, and mallets
  
  

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Remo Renaissance Emperor Snare Batter

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Renaissance Heads are Great!

Posted by John Host from New Orleans, LA Austin, TX on Mar 29, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: everything

I have Remo Renaissance Emporors on my toms and bass. top & bottom. I have a Renaissance ambassador & Renaissance ambassador snare side on my snare. My drums have 6 ply maple shells & wood hoops. The resultant tone is the fat, mellow old time jazz/swing sound I was looking for. I like Emporors on toms & bass because they start to work at looser tunings. Ambassadors were too high & ringy. I like a tighter snare and an Emperor on the top put up too much of a fight for the wood hoops. The coating on the renaissance snare side dries out the drum & keeps the ambassabor from being too ringy.

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money savers

Posted by fonz49 from Muskegon, Michigan on Dec 1, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: outlaw country, southern rock, blues

I'm from the old school when mylar was first introduced. I've always had mellower sounding drums(mahogany shells) and these heads are the perfect compliment, not to mention that I have not put one dent in these since installing them ten months ago.

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good, but...

Posted by Anonymous Musician from san antonio, tx on Jan 11, 2005

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, jazz

This head has a good sound, but it is VERY ringy unless you tighten it to where it feels like the screw is gonna snap. If you like a head that rings like crazy, than buy this one. I have it on my Ludwig snare, but I like to use brushes a lot, so this head just isn't right for me because it's not a coated head (so you cant hear the brushes). If you want a head that is not extremely thick like this one and that is coated so you can use brushes, I recommend the Remo Ambassador Medium Snare head over this one.

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good head

Posted by dislocatedday from North Vernon IN on Mar 1, 2004

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: musician

Reviewer's Play Style: experimental

strong sound. definite. durable.

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Remo Renaissance Emperor Snare Batter

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