Remo 22" Powerstroke 3 Coated Bass

This is the best bass drum head on the market, and it is slightly warmer than the clear powerstroke 3, it is durable, gives a true sound from the bass drum, and feels thick enough to get a feeling from the pedal.

It doesn't have a ton of additional dampening on the head, so you are able to customise your bass drum sound in other ways that you see fit, whereas some heads will do it all for you, leaving you with no say in the matter.

This is best starting point, best head if you session and play more than one genre.

Great head with just the amount of muffling you want. Not killing the tone, but also controling it.

Bought this to put on my early 70's Gretsch SSb kit. Gives it a HUGE open sound! Absolutely love this head!

Funkade fint och höll bra. Var ett tag sedan jag köpte.

These have become a standard for me over the years.
When gigging they help cut through and define the Bass notes clearly.
Coupled witha Falam Slam Patch - they last a very long time and maintian the tone.
Helps cut unwanted Overtones in recording environments also.

I love these production line.
Clear low ends
Steady through the years. Iconic sound

The best Remo kick drum head for a rockl/heavy metal sound. The Powerstroke gives a controlled sound - even with minimal muffling - with a good low end and a nice attack, especially with a wood beater. It's also surprisingly durable, though I do recommend using a reinforcement patch (e.g. Falam Slam) if you're using a double pedal and/or hard beaters.

I've used this skin over and over for years (I've tried other skins as well) and what I like the most is the durability and feel. It gives me the bounce I want and the sound I need. Perfect for metal drumming.

Works great for a darker controlled sound.

Best head for bassdruns, but be sure to use a falam slam fron remo where the beater hits the head. The one that comes with the head is shit, and without it, you'll brrak the head in a few months