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Remo Drums





REMO DRUMS - Remo has been creating heads for drums for over fifty years. It all began in 1957 with the introduction of the Remo Weatherking series. Since then, the company has been refining it's products and creating quality products for all different styles of music.

Working with Dupont, Remo was the first to use Mylar in manufacturing. In fact, they were the first to do just about everything. They were the industry pioneers in offering different finishes and texturing on heads. They were also the first in the industry to apply the technology to children's drums. In addition to quality drumheads, you'll also find a large variety of Remo Percussion.

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Remo Percussion

Click here to learn more about the Advanced Acousticon technology used in Remo Drums.





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