Description REMO® 14" BATTER RING CONTROL Add precise, low-profile muffling to your drum without adhesives. The Remo 14" Batter Ring Control (MF-1014-00) uses foam donuts in plastic trays to deliver partial muffling and a focused tone—easy to mount under the head and on top of the bearing edge. Why drummers choose it Simple, effective partial muffling for a warmer, controlled attack No sticky gels or tapes — foam pads sit in trays for clean, repeatable results Works on low-tension bass drums thanks to the triple-notched retention system Key features Foam donut pads for natural, partial muffling Plastic trays hold pads securely and prevent shifting Mounts under the drumhead and on top of the bearing edge Triple-notched system secures pads without adhesives Designed for 14" batter heads (model MF-1014-00) Benefits Maintain sustain and resonance while reducing unwanted overtones Reposition or remove quickly between setups or songs Durable, non-invasive solution that won’t damage drumheads Specifications Model: MF-1014-00 Size: 14" (fits 14" batter heads) Material: Foam pads plastic trays Application: Partial muffling for snare and tom/bass drums (14") What’s included Remo Batter Ring Control (14") with foam donuts in trays Ready to install — no adhesives required Get cleaner tone and tighter focus from your drums without permanent modification. Add the Remo 14" Batter Ring Control to your kit now. We aim to show you accurate product information. Manufacturers, suppliers and others provide what you see here, and we have not verified it. See our disclaimer Remo vs. Evans heads | [DFO] Drum Forum I agree Remo coatings for batter heads don't seem to have much of a life-span. I seldom use coated heads, prefer textured heads for snares so have limited experience. To my ears, Evans heads seem to fit a more modern sound that emphasizes attack at the expense of resonance. i would rather have the resonance, ergo i use mostly Remo heads. 1 2 3 ... Coated head comparison for toms: Remo Ambassador -vs- Remo Emperor Remo sent me a set of heads for him. He used a Coated Ambassador over a clear Ambassador on the high tom, and Coated Emperors over clear Ambassadors on the floor toms. I really liked that combination, and I've been using it ever since. (Sometimes I use coated Ambassadors on the resonant side.)
