Detail 01
Bass drum batter head
The pedal-side head. It determines attack, beater feel, and how quickly the note decays.

Independent shopping perspective
The coated 20-inch version of Aquarian's Super Kick II kick batter. For drummers replacing the head on a standard 20-inch bass drum.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The pedal-side head. It determines attack, beater feel, and how quickly the note decays.
Detail 02
Fits a 20-inch shell only. Measure the drum's diameter; the head size has nothing to do with your old head's brand.
Detail 03
Matte surface instead of clear film. Slightly warmer, less glassy attack, and it hides beater scuffing better.
Detail 04
Aquarian's controlled kick series, built to shorten the note so you need less internal muffling.
Detail 05
Mid-tier pricing. A kick batter takes the most abuse on the kit, so it's the head worth spending on.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Texture Coated — the head has a matte coated surface rather than clear film, which warms the attack slightly and resists visible beater marks.
Coated gives a slightly softer, warmer attack and hides beater wear. Clear is a bit brighter and more cutting. Both control the note the same way.
No. Bass drum heads are cut to a specific shell diameter. A 20-inch head won't reach over a 22-inch drum.
Yes. Loosen and remove the tension rods and claws, lift the wood hoop off, swap the head, then retension evenly.
Reference
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