Remo 14" Ambassador Coated 5-stars Reviews

only head I use

This is my all around favorite drumhead for all my snare drums. Only have to buy one cause it lasts forever.

Standard head in the drumming industry. Never disappoints.

awesome

awesome touch and feel. very responsive and good price

Comme d'hab

Plus besoin de faire son éloge hein...

The workhorse

The most used snare head of all time? Probably. If you're not sure what kind of a head to get, this is a safe bet. You can add muffling if that's what your heart desires or you can leave it completely open.

Quite durable and I can't remember ever having a faulty Remo head over the 20+ years of using them.

A classic.

Balanced tone, good durability.

Recommended!

I have always played Remo. I find their heads reliable, durable, have lots of tone, wide tuning range, and hold the tuning well. I do not feel the need to switch brands. Recommended!

all around head

most classic drumhead out there, you can really hear your actual drum sound with this head.

Remo 14" Ambassador Coated

I'm using this head for years,i do vary with other brands but one thing I've noted in my snare drum collection I have this on my Ludwigs makes them pop, for me nothing beats it on these drums,a classic!

The Classic

Since i first bought my Tama Drumset, Remo Ambassadors have populated my drums. Used them live and in studio situations.

Pros:Love their sound, very versatile and tough skins.

Cons: None

Best choice

Our drummer is happy!

There's a reason everyone loves this heads. They sound amazing and look pretty good as well.

Your Next Snare/Tom Drumhead

I've been playing Remo coated ambassadors for about 15 years and have really put them to the test through touring and gigging vigorously over the last 10 years. I've tried many drumheads and I always come crawling back to this one. This is my go-to head on my snare and toms for general playing, band practice, recording and playing shows. I've never had a problem with durability or chipped coating. I'm not a light hitter either. For me it works for pretty much any style of music because it has, IMO, the perfect combo of stick definition, warmth due to the coating and openness. I'm not going to say it's any better or worse than the competitors' equivalent because that really comes down to taste I'd say. So, pros include everything aforementioned and I really can't think of any cons--once in a blue moon I've received an ambassador head with a crooked logo or a little scuff but a defect here and there is to be expected from a big company and it's not the end of the world. Most importantly, the sound has never failed me and I can assure any drummer that you'll be pleased with this drumhead. It might not always be what the music you make demands but at the very least it'll be a damn good jumping-off point and will get you a solid sound.

the Remo head for me

..has always been. Except for when a drum calls for a different tone. As with everything else. But.. This Remo head (and its coating) is such a beautiful invention and it's the standard drum head I compare all others with. I also know when it's not gonna work. Like for instance, it's lively, it has a lot of resonance when you tune it, it always needs padding if you want the drum to have a controlled sound. It can get thin sounding on a drum that calls for a thicker and controlled snare head.

Best of the best

This drumhead just classic of snare drum sound. Great choice of all time!

classic

ambassador gives such a classic sweet rounded tone to drums and helps bring out the best qualities in each drum.

ambassadors are go-to's

for so many things you really can't go wrong with ambassadors! Love them

I would realy suggest that drumhead has great quality. It brings an excellent feelling, and gives a great sound.

Great Sound!

Used this for my brass snare drum. It worked perfectly and sounded great is the studio.

It has had excellent durability.

GREAT drum heads, easy to tune.