Evans B13UV2 - UV2 COATED 13
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The Essentials to Know About the EVANS UV2 Drumhead
The Essentials to Know About the EVANS UV2 Drumhead
- Ultra-reliable double ply : two layers of 7-mil film for exemplary durability, even under intense playing.
- UV-hardened sanding : EVANS patented coating designed to limit wear and maintain a consistent response longer.
- Warm and defined sound : pronounced attack, short sustain, and medium brightness for precise toms or a versatile snare drum.
- Easy tuning : Level 360 technology for optimal seating on the hoop and a wider tuning range.
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
For over 40 years, EVANS has established itself as a reference in drumhead design, with a culture of innovation recognized through many essential product lines. The UV2 series fits this logic: offering a sanded drumhead designed to last while maintaining the musicality and versatility expected from a double ply. Made in the USA, EVANS drumheads focus on production consistency and sound uniformity from one piece to another, a crucial point for drummers who tour, record, or tune frequently.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
The EVANS UV2 clearly targets intermediate to advanced drummers seeking a batter head capable of withstanding heavy playing without premature wear. It is also well suited for demanding beginners who want a durable and easy-to-maintain head, especially on toms. In terms of styles, its balance between warmth and definition makes it relevant for rock, pop, metal, fusion, and live settings where a clear attack and natural harmonic control are desired.
Features and Innovations
The core of the UV2 is the combination of a double ply (two 7-mil films) and an EVANS patented UV-hardened sanding. This finish was designed to resist repeated stick strikes while maintaining a pleasant and consistent sanded feel. Added to this is the Level 360 technology, designed to improve the drumhead's seating on the shell: contact is more uniform, tuning becomes more direct, and it is easier to access a wide range of usable tensions, from controlled low end to tighter and more responsive.
Sound
As a batter head, the UV2 delivers a clear signature: pronounced attack for a readable stroke, short sustain that helps keep the kit clean without excessive muting, and medium brightness to remain musical without becoming harsh. On toms, it emphasizes a warm and well-defined tone, appreciated when clean tom rolls and an easily placed mix are desired. On the snare drum, it offers versatility: enough body for rimshots while maintaining controlled response for ghost notes and dynamics.
Technical specifications
| Category | Tom | Diameter | 13 " |
| Head finish | Coated | Color | White |
| Shaping | Twin Ply | ||
| Level 360 Technology | easier tuning, extended tonal range, optimal sound quality | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Evans B13UV2 compatible with a 13-inch tom?
This batter head has a diameter of 13 inches and is intended for toms.
What is the thickness of the UV2 head?
The double-ply construction combines two 7-mil films. This setup is designed to withstand heavy playing and reduce premature denting.
What sound does a UV2 coated head produce on a tom?
The UV-hardened coating promotes a pronounced attack and a short sustain. On toms, the response remains warm with clear definition, while the brightness is moderate.
Does the UV finish resist stick strikes?
The patented EVANS coated finish is UV-hardened to resist repeated stick impacts. The coated feel is designed to remain consistent over time.
Does Level 360 technology make tuning easier?
Thanks to Level 360 technology, the contact with the shell is more uniform. Tuning becomes more direct and allows access to different tensions, from controlled low end to a tighter response.
