I am not into clear drum head maybe for some else

I have a micro kit (cafekit odery) and I needed a skin for the bass drum. Since the 14" superkick 2 by aquarian is not available in the UK, I decided on this hydraulic by evans. My thinking was that a layer of oil could help damping the sound of the small bass drum to get a more "deaf" sound. After some tweaks, I was able to get the sound I was looking for. I tuned it very low and used a fleeced beater (mine was a sock on top of the beater).

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I really wanted to eliminate the ring on my vintage WMP Ludwig snare. This does the trick, but isn't muffling by any means. Still very bright and snappy, but dry. I love it!

The Evans Hydraulic head is amazing! I could not be more pleased with the perfect sound coming from my toms. I bought my 4 Ludwig acrylic Visalite toms way back in 1974. I've always loved the look of the transparent black toms without a resonate head. They were loud but a bit boomy. For years I added a clamp-on felt dampening pad but the results were less than perfect. I've heard of Hydraulic heads years ago but never knew the advantage they offered. I used 5 heads I bought on Amazon on my toms. They tuned and sound better than I could have ever imagined. It sounds like the toms in the music I love. I want to play more! My son also plays and has his own D Drum set. He can't believe the new sound of my toms.He already uses the Evans Emad heads but is pulling them of in favor of the Evans Hydraulic heads. If you have never heard one of these heads, by one and try it out. You'll discover that even though you haven't played one, you've been hearing them for years on your favorite rock songs.