Battle Royale: Comparing the Evans EMAD2 to the Remo Emperor X Coated
Trying to decide between two models? Find out what separates these two items with the full comparison review below. If you would like to see more product comparisons from the same category, click here.
Contestant number one is the Evans EMAD2.
And now we will have a look at our second product, the Remo Emperor X Coated.
Have you read through our reviews and wondered when the drum heads for really heavy music are coming? My friend, it is time. The Remo Emperor X Coated is perfect for drummers who hit really hard and need a super durable drum head that can really take a beating! Remo claims that it’s the most durable Mylar head in the world!
Taking a look at the features of the Remo Emperor X Coated
Sound
HEAD TO HEAD COMPARISON | |
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Evans EMAD2 |
Remo Emperor X Coated |
| KEY FEATURES | |
+ Available in all bass drum sizes |
+ The most durable drum head in the world - heavy hitter drummers can rejoice! |
| WHAT OUR TEAM THOUGHT | |
This is a really good bas drum head for any drummer that wants to be able to change the dampening in an instant. If you play different genres and don’t want your bass drum to always sound the same, this is the drum head to go for! Did you know? This drum head uses Evans Level 360 technology that makes it much more easy to tune and gives you the widest tonal range possible. |
There is no question about it; if you’re a rock drummer and likes to strike as hard as you possibly can, then this is the drum head for you. It’s just the way it is, we don’t know about any other drum head that is this durable and will give you such a nice tone no matter how hard you strike. We promise you, you won’t be disappointed! |
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