Remo RC-3100-RA Renaissance 31" Timpani Head - Aluminum Insert Ring, Hazy Film

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M251S

$199.00

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Remo RC-3100-RA Renaissance 31" Timpani Head - Aluminum Insert Ring, Hazy FilmOverview The Remo RC 3100 RA Renaissance Timpani Head features a 31 inch diameter with a hazy film that replicates the warmth and tonal depth of traditional calfskin while providing modern consistency and durability. This timpani head is equipped with an aluminum insert ring for enhanced stability and tuning, ensuring superior resonance and projection. Ideal for orchestral and studio settings, it delivers a rich, focused sound with excellent dynamic

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012