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Thread: Clear Remo Powerstroke III for toms

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    Has anyone tried this head on their toms? If you have, let me know what your experience was please. I have never tried them and I'm curious.

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    PS3's!? Aren't those pretty much the same as a remo pinstripe?

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    Originally posted by CLWarunki:
    PS3's!? Aren't those pretty much the same as a remo pinstripe?
    <font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">No, apparently they're single ply, with an extra ply under the perimeter - about an inch wide.

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    Oh ok... like an evans reverse power dot. Those are GREAT heads! So now I am curious about the PSIII's too.

    Oh BTW, have you heard of the Evans EC-2's? Those seem like they'd be great... look cool too.

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    The P3s are a thick one ply w/ a built in underneath tone ring. They are pretty deep sounding as the ring takes away all the highs, and fairly thuddy. Very focused, maybe good for recording? I have 'em on an old Recording Custom kit that I'm not even using right now, but they sound OK on them. I'm a coated Ambassador guy though for almost everything.

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