Videos (3)

View Allarrow icon
Evans Drumheads Factory Tourplay button

Evans Drumheads Factory Tour

EVANS Drumheads | Advanced Drummersplay button

EVANS Drumheads | Advanced Drummers

Hydraulic Series Headsplay button

Hydraulic Series Heads

EVANS

collapse expand iconDescription

Evans 14 inch Hydraulic Snare drum heads inch brush finish.
EVANS ES B14HBG DrumHead 14 in.
EVANS ES B14HBG DrumHead 14 in.
EVANS ES B14HBG DrumHead 14 in.

collapse expand iconReviews

5

4 Reviews

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Filters
Best Uses
  1. Practicing2
  2. Back-Up1
  3. Concerts1
  4. Gigs1
Describe Yourself
  1. Experienced3
Pros
  1. Easy To Use2
  2. Improves Sound2
  3. Functional1
  4. Good Quality1
  5. Dampens Overtones1
  • Yes

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byBen j

    fromGa

    Sound I was looking for

  • Great head by evans

    5

    submitted7 years ago

    bySujan

    fromUndisclosed

    awesome sound..easy tuning

  • Just Dang Awesome

    5

    submitted9 years ago

    byThe Wildlife Guy

    fromAppling, Ga

    I was searching around the drumhead market for a preferably black or any color besides white. I chose to finally go with black to put on my new Black Ddrum series 7/14" snare drum. I then decided to go with the cheapest of the black drumheads from any drumhead manufacturer and that ended up being Evans. I am not disappointed. I love the sound, color, along with the type of texture this head has. I love the way the head hold up. I will definitely continue to purchase this drumhead for my snare.

  • Excellent

    5

    submitted9 years ago

    byConner

    fromFort Worth, TX

    I purchased one of these coated black hydraulics along with a hydraulic black tom batter to experiment with reducing overtones on a 14"x6.5" steel snare for recording. This head has a deep, controlled sound with less sustain and overtone than other more typical snare heads I use. Tuned low, it's easier to get a generic 70's "fat" snare sound, but it also offers a nice focused "crack" if you tune it up. Extra muffling is still needed if you want to completely eliminate ring, but I usually find that unnecessary, as the ring disappears in the mix. I've also had no issues with retaining snare sensitivity. Compared to the tom batter version, it's a bit dryer with less attack, but in general it sounds very close. Perhaps unsurprisingly, I think the dryer sound of the coated black hydraulic head sounds superior for this snare, but the hydraulic tom batter did have an interesting punchy quality that I will be testing on other deep snares. Very happy with the purchase.

  • Previous
  • 1
  • Next

collapse expand iconQ&A

Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.

  • asked byTankers2007

    fromFrankfort, In

    Is this head good for rolling and is it a hard enough head for rolling

    Is this head good for rolling and is it a hard enough head for rolling

    Open Reply - Thomas
    That;s a tough one. Please give us a call to better help you out – 855-770-3373