Drumhead Sets

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.

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.

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.

10, 12, and 14-inch clear drum head pack crafted with a single ply of 14mil thick film

10, 12, and 16-inch clear drum head pack crafted with a single ply of 14mil thick film

12, 13, and 16-inch clear drum head pack crafted with a single ply of 14mil thick film

10, 12, and 14-inch coated drum head pack crafted with a single ply of 14mil thick film

10, 12, and 16-inch coated drum head pack crafted with a single ply of 14mil thick film

12, 13, and 16-inch coated drum head pack crafted with a single ply of 14mil thick film

Fusion Tom Pack (10", 12", 14") drum heads with a thin layer of oil between two plies of film to suppress unwanted overtones

Rock Tom Pack (10", 12", 16") drum heads with a thin layer of oil between two plies of film to suppress unwanted overtones

Standard Tom Pack (12", 13", 16") drum heads with a thin layer of oil between two plies of film to suppress unwanted overtones