Product Questions
What size heads do you offer?
16β³ through 30β³, in even sizes.
A note on 16β³ and 18β³ heads. There are two kinds of small bass drums, and they take different heads. Some use a standard wood bass drum hoop with tension rods and claws (like the Sonor Jungle and Safari kits) β those need the slightly oversized bass hoop size. Others use a metal tom-style hoop with flanges the tension rods pass through (like the Yamaha HipGig) β those need the smaller tom hoop size.
If you've converted a 16β³ floor tom into a kick and it still has its tom hoop, you need the tom-hoop size. If you converted it to hoops and claws, you need the bass-hoop size.
The HeadBuilder asks you which one you have, so you don't have to guess or leave a note β just pick the right hoop and the correct head goes on your order.
Need something outside that range, or an unusual size altogether? Get in touch. We've printed for drums well outside the standard sizes, and we'll tell you honestly what's possible.
More In Product Questions
- What are the different finish options and what do they mean? The finish is how your artwork gets onto the head.
- What drumhead types do you offer? We offer heads from all three major manufacturers β Aquarian, Evans and Remo β right on the site.
- What is the difference between Full Heads and Marching Heads? Full Heads are permanently applied to your choice of Aquarian, Evans or Remo drumset bass drum head.
- Is Port Hole cutting available? Yes, and it's free on every full head, whether you design it yourself or leave it to us.
- Where can port holes be located? Just about anywhere on the head β with one rule: a port needs to be at least β FILL from the edge.
- Can you print on clear drumheads? Can we print on clear heads? We can!
- Can you print on faux-calfskin drumheads? Faux-calfskin is no problem!
- Do you offer removable bass drum artwork? For years, our CustomPEELERS removable bass drum artwork defined a product segment in the industry.
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