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  Tom Drumheads 6"

  A 6" drum tom skin is a circular membrane of synthetic or animal material, 6 inches (about 15 cm) in diameter, used to cover the top or bottom of a tom (drum) in a drum set. This skin is stretched over the tom's rim, and is set in vibration by the play of sticks or mallets, producing the characteristic sound of this percussion instrument. Tom skins can vary in thickness, texture and material depending on the preferences of the drummer and the style of music played.

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  Tom Drumheads 8"

  An 8" drum tom skin is a synthetic or animal material membrane that is used to cover the top or bottom of a tom, a type of drum found in a drum set. The 8" size refers to the diameter of the skin, which can vary depending on the model and the drummer's preferences. This tom head is often chosen for smaller toms or for higher-pitched, punchy sounds.

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  TOM DRUMHEADS 9"

  This is a drumhead (or membrane) of size 9 inches in diameter, usually used for the toms (drums) in a drum set. This skin is one of several sizes available for toms and can vary in material, tension and sound quality.

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  Tom Drumheads 10"

  A 10" drum tom skin is a circular membrane of synthetic or animal material that covers the 10" diameter drum tom. It is stretched over the metal hoops of the drum with tie rods and allows the sound to be produced by vibrating on contact with the sticks or mallets. The quality and type of skin used influences the timbre and resonance of the drum tom.

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  TOM DRUMHEADS 11"

  This is a drumhead designed to cover the drum (or snare) of 11 inches in diameter. The drumhead can be made from a variety of materials such as polyester, mylar or kevlar, and can be used for different styles of music, from pop to metal to jazz and blues. The quality and thickness of the skin affects the sound of the drum set and its character.

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  Tom Drumheads 12"

  A 12" drum tom skin is a membrane made of synthetic or animal material, which is stretched over one of the drums (or toms) of a drum kit and measures 12 inches (30.48 cm) in diameter. This skin is often used for the medium-sized toms in a standard drum kit, and it can be of different thicknesses and textures to produce different sounds and playing sensations.

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  Tom Drumheads 13"

  A 13" drum tom head is a circle of material (usually plastic, leather, or animal skin) 13 inches in diameter, which is stretched over the top of a tom drum in a drum kit. The tom skin is struck by drumsticks or mallets to produce the characteristic percussive sound of toms in music.

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  Tom Drumheads 14"

  A 14-inch (14") drum tom skin is a circular membrane that is attached to the drum of the acoustic tom type drum set. It is usually made of plastic or animal skin and is used to produce different sounds depending on its thickness and tension. The 14" size refers to the diameter of the skin and is a fairly standard tom size in drum sets.

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  Tom Drumheads 15"

  A 15" drum tom skin is a circular membrane of synthetic or animal material that is used to cover the tom drum of a drum set. It measures 15 inches in diameter and is attached to the metal circle that surrounds the edge of the drum. The tom skin is one of the most important parts of the drum set as it helps produce the characteristic sound of the drum.

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  Tom Drumheads 16"

  A 16" drum tom skin is a circular plastic or animal skin membrane, measuring 16 inches in diameter, that covers the barrel (body) of a tom, which is a type of drum kit. This skin is often used for medium-sized Toms in a standard drum kit, and it can be replaced to change the sound and resonance of the drum.

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  TOM DRUMHEADS 17"

  A 17 inch drum tom skin is a 17 inch diameter circular membrane or covering designed for use on a drum tom. The Tom is a drum kit that produces a specific note and is typically used in a drum kit to add texture and sound color. This makes the 17" drum tom head an essential piece for drummers looking to customize their sound.

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  Tom Drumheads 18"

  An 18" drum tom skin is a circular membrane of synthetic or animal material, measuring 18 inches in diameter, which is used to cover one of the drums (toms) of the drum set. It is stretched and attached to the edge of the drum with metal straps and tie rods. The tom skin has a great influence on the sound and resonance of the drum set, and can be chosen according to different criteria such as thickness, type of coating, texture, etc.

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  Tom Drumheads 20"

  A 20" drum tom skin is a circular membrane of synthetic or animal material used to cover the tom drum of a drum set. The 20" measurement refers to the diameter of the skin, which is 20 inches (about 50 cm). This skin is often used for medium sized drum toms. The skin is stretched over the drum with tie rods to create tension and produce a vibrant, resonant sound when the drum is struck with drumsticks.