Evans B13G1 - G1 Snare/Tom Fell - 13 Zoll - C... B-Ware
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D'Addario Europe Ltd
31 Rue Saint-Simon
69009 Lyon
DE
www.daddario.com
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Product information "Evans B13G1 - G1 Snare/Tom Fell - 13 Zoll - C... B-Ware"
The versatile, single-ply Evans Genera 1 - Coated - 13-inch is excellently suited for open tunings thanks to its wide overtone spectrum. Due to its versatility it can be used both as a batter head and as a resonant head. The use of the Evans Genera 1 - Coated - 13-inch as a snare head is also very popular, as it produces a very open snare sound without damping. Evans Genera 1 - Coated - 13-inch:
- Color/ Finish: White
- Diameter: 13" (33,02 cm)
- Finish: rough
- Product code: B13G1
- Skin type: Head + Resonant
- Skin type: 1 ply
Evans has shaped the sound of drummers around the world for over 60 years. With the introduction of the first synthetic drumhead in 1956 by Chick Evans, the brand set new standards in terms of progress and development that changed the drumming world forever. By using polymer film instead of conventional leather, a head was created that offered a surprisingly similar sound to natural skins while at the same time being resistant to temperature and humidity. Nowadays real animal skins are only used for percussion instruments like congas or bongos, with Evans having laid the foundation for today's industry standard.
Driven by its own ambition to produce the most technologically advanced drumheads in the world, the brand can point to further innovations such as the patented UV coating process or the Level-360 technology, and for more than 60 years has focused on manufacturing high-quality heads that help drummers solve their sonic problems.