Evans 22" GMAD BD22GMAD

The GMAD series is the mixture between the EMAD and the GPLUS series using the same exclusive system applied in the GPLUS of a 12-layer layer mil. that gives a deep punch and the same durability. It is ideal for drums that hit hard and look for a solid sound besides a long life, but without losing the performance of a head from a layer. As well as the Emad, it mounts an outside flap where to mount one of the dampings that includes, so we can control the attack, the serious and the sustain.

Emad system

This system has two shutters that you can mount externally, which will allow you to change the sound in a few seconds without having to dismount the head. This system makes not only the natural attack angry but also has a very wide dynamic range. You'll be able to tune as low as you want without having "chuckles" in your head.

Aros Level 360

• Balanced contact across the surface head
• Much more precise and stable tuning.
• Best quality and optimization of the response
• Greater tuning range. More resonance

Evans now manufactures all of his heads with the Level 360o system with the design of the ring head allows the surface of the head in the Shell. In addition, the vertical design of this ring ensures perfect contact with the support point in the Shell, which results in an easier tuning, with a longer tone, more dynamic and consequently a better sound.
The ring of head Evans Level 360 has solved the old problem of the heads that do not adapt easily to Shell and forced you to force them, which made him head don't give up as i should.

About Evans Drumheads

This American brand has been doing heads since 1956 and it is possibly the most innovations it has made in recent years in the manufacture of heads. Their constant advances have a lot to do with how we hear the drums today both in recordings and in directs.
Today an important part of drummers and percussionists from around the world and all styles have Evans as a travel companion in their careers.
Putting the list of artists using Evans would be endless, but we could put Jojo Mayer as an example.