*** Please Use Headphones or quality speakers. Mobile phones or laptop speakers just can't reproduce the beauty of these drums!! Studio Sound Samples! ***

Evans Drum Heads & HQ Percussion sent us some of the new "Black Chrome" Drum Heads to test out prior to their release at Summer NAMM 2012. We set the Black Chrome heads up on a Crush Sublime Bubinga kit and I've asked a few drummers to come our way and give us their opinions. Jason Stander stops by to check them out and leave us with a few improvised drum solos as well as his opinion on the heads.

In this video, we used only studio microphones and not the PCM recorder. I feel like some viewers were confused at the differences in sound sources, so we're gonna keep it simple.

Drummer Connection Opinion on the Black Chrome Drum Heads: I like these heads, I think they sound great, I think they look cool on this kit, and they are durable. If the look and sound is for you, I would recommend these over Remo Black Suedes or the Evans Onyx heads. The Evans Black Chrome are the best black drum heads I've seen and heard yet.

We are independent, unbiased, non-compensated product reviewers. In other words, we don't get paid for this, it's more of a pleasure and a passion to test out new gear.

Learn more about the Evans Black Chrome Heads at http://EvansDrumHeads.com

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Part 1 of this review series with Danilo Maia is at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btrh8M-dh74

Special Thanks to Jason Stander for helping out and providing his opinion on the heads.

Find Jason Stander: http://JasonStander.net

Audio / Video / Drum Tech - Eric Rosebrock
Drummer Connection
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