Evans 10 clear G1 single-ply drum head is designed with a perfect blend of warmth, sustain and articulation while featuring expressiveness and durability. Evans G1 series features a single ply of 10mil film blending a bright tone, sustain and sensitivity. It sets the standard for an open and expressive sound. Tuned low, it produces a cavernous rumble that emphasizes the natural sound of the shell. The coated version delivers additional warmth, focus, and depth. For over 40 years, Evans has been a pioneer of drum head manufacturing and design. Known for innovative designs such as EMAD, EC2S, and the Hydraulic series, Evans drum heads are made in the USA in a state of the art manufacturing facility. Acquired in 1996 by D'Addario and Company, the global leader in musical instrument accessories, the Evans brand is synonymous with quality and consistency.
Evans 10 clear G1 single-ply drum head is designed with a perfect blend of warmth, sustain and articulation while featuring expressiveness and durability. Evans G1 series features a single ply of 10mil film blending a bright tone, sustain and sensitivity. It sets the standard for an open and expressive sound. Tuned low, it produces a cavernous rumble that emphasizes the natural sound of the shell. The coated version delivers additional warmth, focus, and depth. For over 40 years, Evans has been a pioneer of drum head manufacturing and design. Known for innovative designs such as EMAD, EC2S, and the Hydraulic series, Evans drum heads are made in the USA in a state of the art manufacturing facility. Acquired in 1996 by D'Addario and Company, the global leader in musical instrument accessories, the Evans brand is synonymous with quality and consistency.
Evans 10 clear G1 single-ply drum head is designed with a perfect blend of warmth, sustain and articulation while featuring expressiveness and durability. Evans G1 series features a single ply of 10mil film blending a bright tone, sustain and sensitivity. It sets the standard for an open and expressive sound. Tuned low, it produces a cavernous rumble that emphasizes the natural sound of the shell. The coated version delivers additional warmth, focus, and depth. For over 40 years, Evans has been a pioneer of drum head manufacturing and design. Known for innovative designs such as EMAD, EC2S, and the Hydraulic series, Evans drum heads are made in the USA in a state of the art manufacturing facility. Acquired in 1996 by D'Addario and Company, the global leader in musical instrument accessories, the Evans brand is synonymous with quality and consistency.
Evans 10 clear G1 single-ply drum head is designed with a perfect blend of warmth, sustain and articulation while featuring expressiveness and durability. Evans G1 series features a single ply of 10mil film blending a bright tone, sustain and sensitivity. It sets the standard for an open and expressive sound. Tuned low, it produces a cavernous rumble that emphasizes the natural sound of the shell. The coated version delivers additional warmth, focus, and depth. For over 40 years, Evans has been a pioneer of drum head manufacturing and design. Known for innovative designs such as EMAD, EC2S, and the Hydraulic series, Evans drum heads are made in the USA in a state of the art manufacturing facility. Acquired in 1996 by D'Addario and Company, the global leader in musical instrument accessories, the Evans brand is synonymous with quality and consistency.
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Evans Genera G1 Clear 10''
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originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
Let me first start off by saying that I also have black chrome heads which are super durable and sound great.. Probably the most durable head on the Evans market for toms but as much as I love the black chromes I still wanted to experiment with other heads. I got these coated G2s and they are wonderful. The sound, feel and look is everything I would want in a drum head. They are very durable so if you're looking for a head that has a nice medium between tone and durability then you should pick a pair of these heads up. I have the 12 and 16inch. These G2s are like a black chrome with slightly less durability and slightly more tone.
originally posted on guitarcenter.com
I have these on my SJC and DW kits. They sound awesome, with a clean, clear tone. Easily tunable in a wide range as well. They have just the right balance between punch and warmth to suit a variety of musical styles.
originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
Do yourself a favor, and swap out your generic heads that come with your kit, for a set if G2s..... you'll thank me!I love these drumheads. I think they sound great, look great, and are very durable.Sound: They are warm, and deep sounding, at least the way I tune them. I like a very low pitched tom sound, and these allow me to get that sound, without the rumble that you get from lesser heads. The toms still sing with these heads, but the coating offers just the right amount if control. Ths keeps me from having to use any muffling what-so-ever.Look: The coating is very bright white..... whiter then some of the competitors heads. The coating also lasts quite a long time.Durabilty: These heads last a long time. I have had problems denting single ply heads even ... MoreDo yourself a favor, and swap out your generic heads that come with your kit, for a set if G2s..... you'll thank me!I love these drumheads. I think they sound great, look great, and are very durable.Sound: They are warm, and deep sounding, at least the way I tune them. I like a very low pitched tom sound, and these allow me to get that sound, without the rumble that you get from lesser heads. The toms still sing with these heads, but the coating offers just the right amount if control. Ths keeps me from having to use any muffling what-so-ever.Look: The coating is very bright white..... whiter then some of the competitors heads. The coating also lasts quite a long time.Durabilty: These heads last a long time. I have had problems denting single ply heads even though I am not a massively hard hitter. These double play heads prevent that from happening.Overall.... these heads go great with all kinds of drums. I've used them on maple, birch, poplar, walnut, cherry, mahagony, steel, brass, aluminum, and a few other kind of drums with no problems.
| Finish | Clear |
| Year | 2000 - 2020 |
Evans Genera G1 Clear 10''
Evans G1 Genera Clear Drum Head - 10"
Delivery $10
TT10G1 [G1 Clear 10] [1ply 10mil] by EVANS
Evans TT10G1 Genera G1 Clear Tom Resonant Drum Head, 10"
Evans G1 Clear - 10" Δέρμα Snare/Tom Batter ή Reso
Let me first start off by saying that I also have black chrome heads which are super durable and sound great.. Probably the most durable head on the Evans market for toms but as much as I love the black chromes I still wanted to experiment with other heads. I got these coated G2s and they are wonderful. The sound, feel and look is everything I would want in a drum head. They are very durable so if you're looking for a head that has a nice medium between tone and durability then you should pick a pair of these heads up. I have the 12 and 16inch. These G2s are like a black chrome with slightly less durability and slightly more tone.
I have these on my SJC and DW kits. They sound awesome, with a clean, clear tone. Easily tunable in a wide range as well. They have just the right balance between punch and warmth to suit a variety of musical styles.
Do yourself a favor, and swap out your generic heads that come with your kit, for a set if G2s..... you'll thank me!I love these drumheads. I think they sound great, look great, and are very durable.Sound: They are warm, and deep sounding, at least the way I tune them. I like a very low pitched tom sound, and these allow me to get that sound, without the rumble that you get from lesser heads. The toms still sing with these heads, but the coating offers just the right amount if control. Ths keeps me from having to use any muffling what-so-ever.Look: The coating is very bright white..... whiter then some of the competitors heads. The coating also lasts quite a long time.Durabilty: These heads last a long time. I have had problems denting single ply heads even ... MoreDo yourself a favor, and swap out your generic heads that come with your kit, for a set if G2s..... you'll thank me!I love these drumheads. I think they sound great, look great, and are very durable.Sound: They are warm, and deep sounding, at least the way I tune them. I like a very low pitched tom sound, and these allow me to get that sound, without the rumble that you get from lesser heads. The toms still sing with these heads, but the coating offers just the right amount if control. Ths keeps me from having to use any muffling what-so-ever.Look: The coating is very bright white..... whiter then some of the competitors heads. The coating also lasts quite a long time.Durabilty: These heads last a long time. I have had problems denting single ply heads even though I am not a massively hard hitter. These double play heads prevent that from happening.Overall.... these heads go great with all kinds of drums. I've used them on maple, birch, poplar, walnut, cherry, mahagony, steel, brass, aluminum, and a few other kind of drums with no problems.
The quality of the heads are great with the exception of the collar. They seem to be a hit and miss situation whether you need a hammer to get them in the rim or they fall in like they should. When they fit they sound great, stay in tune, and are very durable. However they are not worth a shiny penny if they don't fit properly. My drums are true to size and perfectly round that is not the issue. All other manufactures heads i have tried fit great everytime. This has only started occuring in the last few years and primarily withy 12" and 16" sizes. My money will be spent on another brand until i am convinced they have fixed there issues.Features that cant be used are really not features are they?The defintion of quality: The standard of something as measured ... MoreThe quality of the heads are great with the exception of the collar. They seem to be a hit and miss situation whether you need a hammer to get them in the rim or they fall in like they should. When they fit they sound great, stay in tune, and are very durable. However they are not worth a shiny penny if they don't fit properly. My drums are true to size and perfectly round that is not the issue. All other manufactures heads i have tried fit great everytime. This has only started occuring in the last few years and primarily withy 12" and 16" sizes. My money will be spent on another brand until i am convinced they have fixed there issues.Features that cant be used are really not features are they?The defintion of quality: The standard of something as measured against other things of a similar kind; the degree of excellence of something:Using the definition of quality i would the Evans G2 series heads don't meet it at least for the past few years and what i have been buying.What kind of value can you give a product that doesnt work properly?
I bought an inexpensive drum set and it had beat up heads on it. In the meantime I switched the resonant heads to the top and batter heads to the bottom just to get by. Now, I put the resonant heads back on the bottom and the Evans G2 heads on and without much tuning they sound unbelievable!!! I saw videos on changing the heads to make the drums sound better but could not believe it until I actually did it myself and the Evans G2 heads made such a difference. I almost laugh now when I play because they sound so good!
Used to be a Remo guy - went to Evans about half a decade ago on a suggestion from a friend. Very happy with Evans and their quality drum heads. I had no problems with Remo heads, but after switching to Evans I noticed an improvement in quality drum sound and longevity. Specifically the heads I bought were coated G2. Previously I used EC2 heads with good results. I decided I wanted a more open, ringy sound and bought these G2 coated heads. I love the sound, the openness, the quality and focused sound they provide. More open and ringy than EC2, as expected. I tune my drum tone high and these heads sing nicely without choking. Easy to tune. Got a great pitch with minimal effort. I tune my top and bottom heads to the same pitch and have done this since I started ... MoreUsed to be a Remo guy - went to Evans about half a decade ago on a suggestion from a friend. Very happy with Evans and their quality drum heads. I had no problems with Remo heads, but after switching to Evans I noticed an improvement in quality drum sound and longevity. Specifically the heads I bought were coated G2. Previously I used EC2 heads with good results. I decided I wanted a more open, ringy sound and bought these G2 coated heads. I love the sound, the openness, the quality and focused sound they provide. More open and ringy than EC2, as expected. I tune my drum tone high and these heads sing nicely without choking. Easy to tune. Got a great pitch with minimal effort. I tune my top and bottom heads to the same pitch and have done this since I started playing drums 25 years ago. The G2's tune nicely and stay in pitch despite my beating the hell out of them. The fusion pack allowed me to get all the drum heads in the sizes I needed with little effort.
I ordered the 8" and 6" G1 heads to retrofit some early 70's Rogers bongos. I had Slingerland hoops to fit. The 8" worked great. The 6" didn't exactly fit inside the hoop. It may have fit in a standard triple flange hoop, but I tried an Ambassador and it worked. I don't think there'll be much difference in sound on a 6" drum.
I've gone through a lot of heads trying to get the sound I want. I have a StarClassic kit that came with G2 clears. I loved the sound but thay had a tiny bit too much ring and sustain. In hopes of getting a slightly more damped sound, I bought a set of the EC2 coated, and they sounded good too, but were a little too dead. I wanted something in-between. I was debating between G2 coated, and EC2 clear. I decided to go with the G2 coated and WOW! They have a nice, clean, focused musical tone, without any undesireable overtones. They sound delicious! I highly recommend these heads.
These G1 heads are the Remo Ambassador Clear counterpart. I've bought this head to replace the factory Tama resonant head for my Hyperdrive set. I never thought that resonant heads could affect sound so much. I took it out of the box without installing it, hit the plastic with my finger - it gives some kind of tone. After removing the factory Tama head and doing the same trick, I just heard a boxy sound. I recommend to use.
I just used these heads on an inexpensive Tama mirror finish kit (unsure of the model) for recording. I wanted to go for a very "thuppy" tom sound with the heads just above finger tight, similar to the band Loathe.On this particular kit, I achieved better low fundamental using Evans EC2 clear heads for that tuning range, but the attack timbre was higher.These heads got a little too papery sounding in low tuning ranges, but just a touch higher still gave the toms a nice un-pokey attack with a fairly low fundamental. The heads took different tunings well to either increase or reduce sustain. After recording, I preferred the sound of the coated heads in an alternative rock context.I'm glad I tried them!
| Finish | Clear |
| Year | 2000 - 2020 |
