Remo RO-0244-00 - PACK SOURDINES MUFFLE RING TONE CONTROL 10/12/14/14
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
A staple reference among sound control accessories, the Rem-O-Rings fit within Remo's "plug and play" approach: quickly achieving a more controlled sound while preserving the natural character of the drum kit. This multi-size kit is designed to cover the most common diameters of toms and snare drums.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
This set is intended for all drummers, from beginners to experts, who want to save time on tuning and achieve a clean sound. Particularly useful in pop, rock, funk, gospel, and studio contexts, whenever a clear attack and less "intrusive" shells in the mix are desired.
Technical specifications
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Questions frequently asked
What sizes are included in the Remo Muffle Ring Tone Control 10/12/14/14 pack?
The pack contains four sound control rings with diameters of 10, 12, 14, and 14 inches. This selection covers common tom and snare drum sizes.
Do Rem-O-Ring rings affect the tuning of drumheads?
Placed directly on the batter head, the Rem-O-Rings reduce excessive overtones without altering the tuning.
What sound is achieved on toms with 10, 12, and 14-inch rings?
On a 10, 12, and 14-inch tom setup, the attack becomes clearer. The sustain is shortened and the fundamental pitch stands out more. The result delivers a tighter and more precise punch.
Can these rings be used on a 14-inch snare drum?
They are designed for both toms and snare drums, with two 14-inch rings included in the set. On a snare, the tone remains present while excessive resonance is reduced.
Are Rem-O-Rings suitable for studio and stage use?
The sustain control provided by the rings meets the needs of rehearsals, live performances, and recording sessions. Their placement on the drumhead allows for quick sound configuration changes.
