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Evans 200 Snare-Side Drum Head 14 inch - Clear 2mil Resonant Head - S14H20

Evans 200 Snare-Side Drum Head 14 inch – Clear 2mil Resonant Head – S14H20

A single ply of 2mil clear film makes the Snare Side 200 one of the most sensitive resonant heads Evans makes, built to pick up soft dynamics and brushwork that a heavier head would miss. Reduced sustain sharpens articulation, so ghost notes and rolls come through crisp rather than blurring together.

This is a 14″ snare-side head that stretches over the bottom of a standard drum set snare, against the snare wires. If your current snare-side head feels dull or unresponsive at low volume, this thin, sensitive film is a straightforward fix.

Key Features

Single-Ply 2mil Clear Film

A thin, single ply keeps the head light and responsive, ideal for capturing quiet dynamics and subtle touch.

Enhanced Sensitivity

Picks up brushwork and soft playing that thicker resonant heads tend to flatten out.

Reduced Sustain, Greater Articulation

Shorter sustain keeps rolls and buzzes distinct instead of washing together.

Level 360 Technology

Even contact with the bearing edge all the way around makes tuning easier and extends the usable pitch range.

Clear Finish

Transparent film that fits any standard 14″ drum set snare regardless of shell finish.

Made in the USA

Designed, engineered, and manufactured at the Evans facility in the USA.

How to Change a Snare-Side Head

  1. Release the snare strainer and loosen the tension rods evenly before removing the old snare-side head.
  2. Lift off the counterhoop, take off the old head, and wipe down the bearing edge before fitting the new one.
  3. Center the new head on the shell, set the hoop over it, and thread every tension rod finger-tight.
  4. Tighten in a star pattern to a light, even tension, then re-engage the snare strainer and adjust snare tension to taste.

Care Tip: Because this film is so thin, keep snare tension light and even — overtightening the strainer against a fresh 2mil head is the fastest way to tear it.