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Remo uses mylar to construct RemOs drum rings for you to easily control unwanted overtones on your toms and snare drums. RemOs are a quick and easy way to help control your drum sounds whether you're playing live or in the studio.
Remo RemOs Tone Control Rings Pack - 10", 12", 14", 16"

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Includes 10", 12", 14", and 16" tone rings.

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4.57

14 Reviews

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Most Liked Positive Review

5

A inexpensive and easy way to help your drum kit

These Remo Tone control Rings are great. I heard about them years ago, but my drum advisor/teacher did not recommend them. As I got more experienced, I found I got a lot of ring on my cheap drum set, especially from the steel snare. Initially, I bought the control rings just for the snare, but realized they'd probably benefit my toms, as well. I'm happy and totally satisfied! These tone control ring do exactly what they're advertised to do and the drums have that perfectly focused "thump". I tune the heads much tighter and get great clarity on the "ghost notes". Not expensive and HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

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Most Liked Negative Review

3

annoying at times

I got these to dampen a Gretsch Cantalina Maple with Remo emperors. As soon as I put these on, I heard more of a thud. Although after a while, I noticed that the rings were choking the drums and plus the rings were giving off buzzing noises which made me have to use a million pieces of tape to make them to stop buzzing! These were ok.

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Best Uses
  1. Practicing8
  2. Back-Up5
  3. Concerts5
Cons
  1. Difficult To Use1
  2. Thinner than I thought1
  3. I wish they came in black1
Describe Yourself
  1. Experienced8
  2. Novice1
  3. Professional Musician1
Pros
  1. Improves Sound10
  2. Easy To Use9
  3. Functional9
  4. Good Quality9

Reviewed by 14 customers

  • Ring was thinner than I thought. I thought it would be wider

    4

    submitted4 years ago

    byJason

    fromVirginia

    Works fine, Just wish the ring would have been wider to get the desired sound I was looking for.

  • Remo drum Rings

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byMyron

    fromEugene, Ore

    these rings are great! helped get rid of the overtones and drum ring

  • 5 stars

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byBryan B

    fromSouth Carolina

    Easy to use, good product.

  • A inexpensive and easy way to help your drum kit

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byPerry R.

    fromLahaska, PA

    These Remo Tone control Rings are great. I heard about them years ago, but my drum advisor/teacher did not recommend them. As I got more experienced, I found I got a lot of ring on my cheap drum set, especially from the steel snare. Initially, I bought the control rings just for the snare, but realized they'd probably benefit my toms, as well. I'm happy and totally satisfied! These tone control ring do exactly what they're advertised to do and the drums have that perfectly focused "thump". I tune the heads much tighter and get great clarity on the "ghost notes". Not expensive and HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

  • Great Product! You don't need these until you need them!

    5

    submitted6 years ago

    byMadda Whacka Drum Smacka

    fromIndiana

    You may not think you need these, but eventually you will. 14" for the snare is a no brainer but having one for each of the toms always comes in handy for that one venue or recording session where normally the drum would sound fine. Great to have for those least expected scenarios.

  • Bring Back Noble & Cooley Zero Rings

    2

    submitted6 years ago

    byDanno C.

    fromLagrangeville, NY

    The Remo Tone Control Rings are the closest I've found to the Noble & Cooley Rings (who I believe were the first ones to make this product) in terms of function. Unfortunately they are held in place in the package with a sticky material at one spot on the ring that is very difficult to remove. The packaging that Noble & Cooley used back then simply had a hook on the package display with a clear plastic overwrap that held everything in place. So it's really a shame because when try to clean the Remo rings you run the chance of ruining their appearance. Since they were copying Noble & Cooley's idea, why didn't they copy it completely? Or better yet, please bring back the Zero Rings from N&C who invented it and made it better than Remo or Evans.

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