Kentville Drums Kangaroo Hide Drum Head 

Playing kicks in at 4:49

Damn, I wasn’t expecting buddy rich over here. Nice

I love them . I don’t care about tuning as I do it anyway pre show etc . I am waiting on a new cob 60 s snare & thinking about going for the thinner ( more exxy ) one to see if it really opens up the drum . Probably get some thicker ( normal ) for bass drums . I now play unported so the air & bottom end , rebound etc will be interesting. I’m in Sydney btw . They are great for press rolls too . Diligence with seating them I think is important . Thanks 🙏

The thing that catches my ear is the unique attack the head has. It almost sounds more "natural" in a way. We're all used to mylar heads having an ever so slight "plastic" sound to them, that this is so pleasing to the ear.

I'm about to order heads for my '68 Premier (pre-international toms) and after listening to this I'm thinking that a heavyweight would sound great on my Ludwig Supra.

I have one on my snare drum and it sounds awesome, there's something about it; It sounds right.

From the first hit I went "Whoa". Playing with brushes must sound like a dream. Do you find that the heavyweight kangaroo at 14 mil feels the same as a mylar 14 mil head?

No kangaroos should just rot after they’re killed!!’ Just kidding. I just spent $700 on these heads.