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EdRock

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No. 1 Posted on Oct 28, 2005 9:38 AM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Hot of the press, literally Remos Mini Drumhead Catalog. These should be in your local store soon. (im plan on getting a pdf of it up on the site, to hold ya over till then) click for full size image EdRock edited on Nov 14, 2005 2:51 PM Website / Media Coordinator Remo Inc.

emo_metal

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No. 2 Posted on Oct 28, 2005 9:40 AM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

this will be a big help to ALOT of people. so now we dont have to hear. "what kind of drumhead should i use for this...or this...or that...or these etc. which drumhead sounds the best? ZBT's are the shit man! should i use remo O rings with my pinstripes?

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No. 3 Posted on Oct 28, 2005 9:44 AM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

oh great, now we can look at more drum heads...

EdRock

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No. 4 Posted on Oct 28, 2005 9:47 AM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

emo, its no different than if they looked on the current site OR used the drumhead finder people will ask, no matter what. Website / Media Coordinator Remo Inc.

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No. 7 Posted on Oct 28, 2005 12:12 PM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Really nice. Hope you make a catalog request. Or a member's gift.. *Drumming is life.*

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No. 9 Posted on Oct 28, 2005 3:07 PM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Remo Catalog? BRILLIANT!!! Drumming is NOT a sport; it's an art form. http://drummerworld.com/Videos/marcusbaylor.html

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No. 10 Posted on Oct 28, 2005 3:30 PM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

this is just a drumhead catalog guys. we are still working on the full line one. Website / Media Coordinator Remo Inc.

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No. 23 Posted on Nov 5, 2005 3:04 PM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

While we are talking about drum heads. Can anyone tell me how the heads with the ring around the out side sound and do you know what they are called? Sherm OK! OK! Just kidding. Nice looking catalog, anxious to get my new copy. I'll be keeping an eye out for it at Tommy's Drum Shop in Austin. Hint Hint, make sure they get their fare share. StillKicken edited on Nov 5, 2005 3:50 PM

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No. 24 Posted on Nov 8, 2005 8:44 AM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

here it is for your downloading enjoyment .pdf Website / Media Coordinator Remo Inc.

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No. 10 Posted on Nov 9, 2005 12:07 AM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Downloaded in seconds. Thanks Ed. Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.

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No. 11 Posted on Nov 9, 2005 11:02 AM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Such a great catalogue! Good Work! "If you think melodic, you're thinkin' melody. And melody is what it's all about." - Bernard Purdie

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No. 12 Posted on Nov 17, 2005 6:16 AM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

nice 1!! I have that catalogue

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No. 13 Posted on Mar 14, 2006 12:39 PM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Cooool. I'm gonna look for those at the Drum Pad in Palatine, Illinois Also, StillKicken, you post was kinda confusing.. but the heads with the ring around them are called Pinstripes. They're in that picture Ed posted. dream drumset Sonorlite White Laquer Tom Batter - Ebony Ambassador Tom Resonant - Ebony Ambassador Snare batter - Coated Controlled Sound Bass batter - Ebony Powerstroke 3 Zildjian Cymbals Sonor Giant Step Pedals and Hardware

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No. 14 Posted on Mar 14, 2006 7:00 PM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

i think he was using sarcasm to make a joke. Bartlett HS Snare 07-08 Munford HS Tenors 08-09 USSBA South States Percussion Champ Tenors 09-10 USSBA Natl Champ Percussion, 2nd Overall Tenors 10-11 USSBA TN State Champ US Army All-American Band Tenors '11

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No. 15 Posted on Mar 29, 2006 8:38 AM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Very nice. Download was very quick and tons of info. www.myspace.com/lestraaz www.lestraaz.com

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No. 16 Posted on Apr 21, 2006 6:44 PM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Ed, i cant wait untill the full line remo catalog comes out, keep up the good work!!!

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No. 17 Posted on Apr 26, 2006 9:02 AM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

we are working really hard right now on the full line one. ill keep you all posted on its progress. Website / Media Coordinator Remo Inc.

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No. 18 Posted on Apr 29, 2006 7:59 PM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

I can relate to all the comments about receiving questions about drumhead types. I thought it would be helpful for a few viewers of my podcast to cover some of the characteristics of three types of drum heads: clear, coated and pinstripe - all REMO. I found that the medium of video is quite helpful for folks who don't have access to those three types of heads, like I do... it's easy to get a feel for the heads when you're holding them and tapping them a few inches from the camera. Anyway, it's been a good starting point for discussion. Let me know if you have suggestions for taking it in other directions that might be helpful. The URL is in my signature. Check out my video podcast drum lessons at www.unirunner.com

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No. 19 Posted on May 2, 2006 7:11 PM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

omg this another south dakota person!!!!! im in watertown

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No. 20 Posted on Jun 27, 2006 6:27 PM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Thank God! Now it will make it a little easier on drummers to pick their drumheads.

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No. 21 Posted on Jul 12, 2006 3:57 AM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

Excelente!!!!!!!!!!!! Nice!!!!mmmm drumheads....... ThanX F "My son...my light..." "The final laughter is the most enjoyable one" "Sticks AWAY!!!!!!"

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No. 22 Posted on Jul 16, 2006 6:05 AM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

emo_metal wrote: this will be a big help to ALOT of people. so now we dont have to hear. "what kind of drumhead should i use for this...or this...or that...or these etc. I think thats never gonna end. www.myspace.com/negrojdm

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No. 23 Posted on Aug 2, 2006 12:25 PM	Profile \| PM \| Email \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

latindrummer wrote: I think thats never gonna end. Indeed it is. We're doomed Very useful catalog Ed. Tons of info. Cheers! My music www.soundclick.com/jorgesalo Member since September 2004 Pearl EXR 7 piece kit in Strata blue Pics here: http://www.remo.com/forum/post/view?bid=3&id=1

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No. 24 Posted on Aug 30, 2006 2:13 PM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

I've downloaded several catalogues, of different kind of stuff, but it will always be the same, you see new stuff, and it looks, pretty cool, and you see your idols, using them, and it seems to swit you, then you buy. And realize it wasn't that cool in your hands. We normally test the new stuff, in our case, by hitting them, and listen to the sound they give us, BUT, when you live in the other side of the world, is very difficult for you, to know better about products, without even seeing them. neither "hitting" them. Recently, sabian and other companies, i have seen, use the sound checker, so as we, the customers, can get a little idea of what we are getting. I would like to see someday (if i'm wrong please let me know inmedeately) a sound checker for REMO drumheads, and other kind of stuff related, so i can find out better, what suits for me. Since, acording with my drumset, i can be "labeled" as progressive, but i do like blues, pop,(...) and other kind of stuff. if i get, drumheads, that suits better progressive, i might not like them, or made for jazz players (...) So, i would like to find out which of the new stuff suits for me, so, THERE'S ANYTHING LIKE A SOUND CHECKER FOR DRUMHEADS? WILL IT EVER EXIST? Thanx

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No. 25 Posted on Aug 31, 2006 10:11 AM	Profile \| PM \| Quote \| Search \| Copy \| Favorite

I'm not from Remo. I am just a customer, like you. But the reason that cymbals can be recorded for sound samples is that they are not tunable. They are what they are and produce a given sound. Drum heads ARE tunable and everyone tunes differently and all drums are different. So ... don't not wait for sound samples of drumheads as it won't happen. Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.

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