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Remo Pricelist 2011.Indd RETAIL PRICELIST JULY2011 2010 Pricelist Index ITEM PAGE NO. PRE-PACKED HEADS 3 RENAISSANCE 4 CONTROLLED SOUND - CLEAR/COATED 5 PINSTRIPE - CLEAR/COATED 6 EBONY - PINSTRIPE/AMBASSADOR 7 EMPORER - CLEAR/COATED/VINTAGE COATED 8-9 AMBASSADOR- CLEAR/COATED/X COATED/VINTAGE COATED/SNARE SIDE 10-11 FIBERSKYN 3 - AMBASSADOR/DIPLOMAT/POWERSTROKE 3 12-13 SUEDE & BLACK SUEDE 14-15 SMOOTH WHITE - AMBASSADOR/EMPORER 16 DIPLOMAT - CLEAR/COATED 17 MONDO 18-19 FALAMS 19 POWERSTROKE 3 - CLEAR/COATED/EBONY/RENAISSANCE/SMOOTH WHITE 20-21 POWERSTROKE 2 21 POWERSTROKE 4 - CLEAR/COATED 22 POWERSTROKE 77 22 POWERSTROKE X - COATED 23 POWERSONIC - CLEAR/COATED 23 POWERMAX 23 CUSTOM GRAPHIC 24 ENCORE - HEADS/PRO PACKS 25-26 BANJO 27 ROTOTOM TIMPANI 27 TIMPANI - RENAISSANCE CLEAR/HAZY 28-29 TIMPANI - HAZY 29 TIMPANI - CLEAR 30 ROTOTOMS 30 ROTOTOM STANDS & ADAPTERS 30 OCEAN DRUMS 31 HAND DRUMS 31 TAMBOURINES 31 SHAKERS, SPRING DRUMS & CUICAS 32 PRACTICE PADS & HEADS 32 MUFFLES & DYNAMOS 33 CROWN - HAND PERCUSSION 34 CROWN - BONGOS 34 CROWN - CONGAS 34 REMO KIDS PERCUSSION 35-36 REMO RHYTHM CLUB 37 FRUIT/VEGIE SHAKES 37 LYNN KLEINER 38 DJEMBES 39 Remo Pricelist PAGE # 2 *Prices and Specifications are subject to change without notice Pre-Packed Heads PRE-PACKED HEADS ITEM DESCRIPTION RETAIL PRICE REPP0692BA GIG PROPACK 1 EA REP31322C2, BA0114, PLUS 1 X RESA0114 SNARE SIDE HEAD 149.99 REPP1220CS SNARE OVERHAUL PACK - CONTROLLED SOUND COATED 14”, AMBASSADOR SNARE 14” 76.99 SNARE SIDE + SNARE REPP1230VA SNARE OVERHAUL PACK - 1X VA0114, AMBASSADOR SNARE 14” SNARE SIDE + SNARE WIRE 74.99 REPP1372BA PRO PACK AMBASSADOR CLEAR - 10”, 12”, 14” 69.99 REPP1382BA PRO PACK AMBASSADOR CLEAR - 10”, 12”, 16” 71.99 REPP1392BA PRO PACK AMBASSADOR COATED - 10”, 12”, 16” 71.99 REPP1402BA PRO PACK AMBASSADOR COATED - 10”, 12”, 14” 69.99 REPP1412BE PRO PACK EMPEROR COATED - 10”, 12”, 16” 71.99 REPP1422BE PRO PACK EMPEROR CLEAR - 10”, 12”, 16” 71.99 REPP1432BE PRO PACK EMPEROR COATED - 10”, 12”, 14” 69.99 REPP1442BE PRO PACK EMPEROR CLEAR - 10”, 12”, 14” 69.99 REPP1472PS PRO PACK PINSTRIPE CLEAR - 10”, 12”, 16” 94.99 REPP1482PS PRO PACK PINSTRIPE CLEAR - 10”, 12”, 14” 89.99 REPP1532BA PRO PACK AMBASSADOR CLEAR - 12”, 13”, 16” 72.99 REPP1542BA PRO PACK AMBASSADOR COATED - 12”, 13”, 16” 72.99 REPP1552BE PRO PACK EMPEROR COATED - 12”, 13”, 16” 72.99 REPP1562BE PRO PACK EMPEROR CLEAR - 12”, 13”, 16” 72.99 REPP1582PS PRO PACK PINSTRIPE CLEAR - 12”, 13”, 16” 97.99 Remo Pricelist PAGE # *Prices and Specifications are subject to change without notice 3 Renaissance RENAISSANCE DRUMHEADS Renaissance® drumheads are the biggest change in drumming since the development of the original WeatherKing.™ Offered in a full range of Diplomat,® Ambassador® and Emperor® weights and sizes, Renaissance®’s textured resin-impregnated surface is excellent for sticks, brushes and mallets. They provide a wider yet more balanced spectrum of sound for snares, tom-toms, bass, and timpani as well as many world percussion instruments. ITEM DESCRIPTION RETAIL PRICE RERA0008SS RENAISSANCE AMBASSADOR 8” 35.95 RERA0010SS RENAISSANCE AMBASSADOR 10” 38.95 RERA0012SS RENAISSANCE AMBASSADOR 12” 42.95 RERA0013SS RENAISSANCE AMBASSADOR 13” 43.95 RERA0014SS RENAISSANCE AMBASSADOR 14” 45.95 RERA0015SS RENAISSANCE AMBASSADOR 15” 48.95 RERA0016SS RENAISSANCE AMBASSADOR 16” 50.95 RERA0018SS RENAISSANCE AMBASSADOR 18” 61.95 RERA1018SS RENAISSANCE AMBASSADOR 18” BASS DRUM 75.95 RERA1020SS RENAISSANCE AMBASSADOR 20” BASS DRUM 78.95 RERA1022SS RENAISSANCE AMBASSADOR 22” BASS DRUM 82.95 RERA1032SS RENAISSANCE AMBASSADOR 32” BASS DRUM 141.95 RERA1036SS RENAISSANCE AMBASSADOR 36” BASS DRUM 174.95 RERD0008SS RENAISSANCE DIPLOMAT 8” 35.95 RERD0010SS RENAISSANCE DIPLOMAT 10” 38.95 RERD0012SS RENAISSANCE DIPLOMAT 12” 43.95 RERD0013SS RENAISSANCE DIPLOMAT 13” 43.95 RERD0014SS RENAISSANCE DIPLOMAT 14” 45.95 RERD0015SS RENAISSANCE DIPLOMAT 15” 48.95 RERD0016SS RENAISSANCE DIPLOMAT 16” 50.95 RERE0008SS RENAISSANCE EMPEROR 8” 35.95 RERE0010SS RENAISSANCE EMPEROR 10” 38.95 RERE0012SS RENAISSANCE EMPEROR 12” 42.95 RERE0013SS RENAISSANCE EMPEROR 13” 43.95 RERE0014SS RENAISSANCE EMPEROR 14” 45.95 RERE0015SS RENAISSANCE EMPEROR 15” 48.95 RERE0016SS RENAISSANCE EMPEROR 16” 50.95 RERE0018SS RENAISSANCE EMPEROR 18” TOM TOM 61.95 RERE1020SS RENAISSANCE EMPEROR 20” BASS DRUM 78.95 RERE1022SS RENAISSANCE EMPEROR 22” BASS DRUM 82.95 RESA0014SS RENAISSANCE 14” AMBASSDOR SNARE SIDE 33.95 Remo Pricelist PAGE # 4 *Prices and Specifications are subject to change without notice Controlled Sound Clear Controlled Sound Coated CONTROLLED SOUND CLEAR Clear Controlled Sound® drumheads have medium and heavy-duty drumhead characteristics. The outer area of the head’s playing surface offers mid-range tone and sensitivity while the laminated center “dot” adds durability and tonal focus. ITEM DESCRIPTION RETAIL PRICE RECS0306 CONTROLLED SOUND CLEAR 6” 24.95 RECS0308 CONTROLLED SOUND CLEAR 8” 24.95 RECS0310 CONTROLLED SOUND CLEAR 10” 25.95 RECS0312 CONTROLLED SOUND CLEAR 12” 28.95 RECS0312PR CONTROLLED SOUND PREMIER 11 3/4” 31.95 RECS0313 CONTROLLED SOUND CLEAR 13” 30.95 RECS0314 CONTROLLED SOUND CLEAR 14” 31.95 RECS0315 CONTROLLED SOUND CLEAR 15” 33.95 RECS0316 CONTROLLED SOUND CLEAR 16” 36.95 RECS0316PR CONTROLLED SOUND PREMIER 16 1/4” 39.00 RECS0318 CONTROLLED SOUND CLEAR 18” TOM TOM 46.00 RECS122410 CONTROLLED SOUND 24” SMOOTH WHITE BASS DRUM W/ BLACK DOT 59.95 RECS1318 CONTROLLED SOUND CLEAR 18” BASS DRUM 50.95 RECS1320 CONTROLLED SOUND CLEAR 20” BASS DRUM 52.95 RECS1322 CONTROLLED SOUND CLEAR 22” BASS DRUM 56.95 RECS1324 CONTROLLED SOUND CLEAR 24” BASS DRUM 59.95 RECS1326 CONTROLLED SOUND CLEAR 26” BASS DRUM 76.00 RECS1328 CONTROLLED SOUND CLEAR 28” BASS DRUM 81.95 CONTROLLED SOUND COATED Coated Controlled Sound heads are one of Remo’s most preferred snare drum heads. ITEM DESCRIPTION RETAIL PRICE REBE011410 CONTROLLED SOUND COATED EMPEROR 14” W/ BLACK DOT UNDER 32.95 REBX011310 EMPEROR COATED 13” ‘X’ HEAD W/ CONTROLLED SOUND DOT UNDER 33.95 REBX011410 EMPEROR COATED 14” ‘X’ HEAD W/ CONTROLLED SOUND DOT UNDER 36.95 RECP0314 PINSTRIPE/CONTROLLED SOUND CLEAR 14” 45.00 RECS0110 CONTROLLED SOUND COATED 10” W/ BLACK DOT UNDER 25.95 RECS0112 CONTROLLED SOUND COATED 12” W/ BLACK DOT UNDER 28.95 RECS011200 CONTROLLED SOUND COATED 12” W/ WHITE DOT UNDER 38.95 RECS0113 CONTROLLED SOUND COATED 13” W/ BLACK DOT UNDER 30.95 RECS0114 CONTROLLED SOUND COATED 14” W/ BLACK DOT UNDER 31.95 RECS011400 CONTROLLED SOUND COATED 14” W/ WHITE DOT UNDER 31.95 Remo Pricelist PAGE # *Prices and Specifications are subject to change without notice 5 Pinstripe Clear Pinstripe Coated PINSTRIPE CLEAR Pinstripe® heads are made with two 7-mil Mylar® plies, and have quick decay, making them ideal heads for the “fat” sounds of Pop, Rock and R&B and for those who want a low pitched sound with moderate attack and response characteristics. ITEM DESCRIPTION RETAIL PRICE REPS0306 PINSTRIPE 6” 29.95 REPS0308 PINSTRIPE 8” 30.95 REPS0310 PINSTRIPE 10” 31.95 REPS0311 PINSTRIPE 11” 32.95 REPS0312 PINSTRIPE 12” 35.95 REPS0312PR PINSTRIPE PREMIER 11 3/4” 44.95 REPS0313 PINSTRIPE 13” 36.95 REPS0314 PINSTRIPE 14” 37.95 REPS031410 PINSTRIPE/CONTROLLED SOUND 14” 39.95 REPS0315 PINSTRIPE 15” 39.95 REPS0316 PINSTRIPE 16” 42.95 REPS0316PR PINSTRIPE PREMIER 16 1/4” 53.95 REPS0318 PINSTRIPE 18” TOM TOM 52.95 REPS1318 PINSTRPE 18” BASS DRUM 62.95 REPS1320 PINSTRPE 20” BASS DRUM 63.95 REPS1322 PINSTRPE 22” BASS DRUM 66.95 REPS1324 PINSTRPE 24” BASS DRUM 70.95 REPS1326 PINSTRPE 26” BASS DRUM 89.95 REPS1328 PINSTRPE 28” BASS DRUM 96.95 PINSTRIPE COATED ITEM DESCRIPTION RETAIL PRICE REPS0108 PINSTRIPE COATED 8” 30.95 REPS0110 PINSTRIPE COATED 10” 31.95 REPS0112 PINSTRIPE COATED 12” 35.95 REPS0113 PINSTRIPE COATED 13” 36.95 REPS0114 PINSTRIPE COATED 14” 37.95 REPS0115 PINSTRIPE COATED 15” 39.95 REPS0116 PINSTRIPE COATED 16” 42.95 REPS0118 PINSTRIPE COATED 18” 52.95 REPS1118 PINSTRIPE COATED 18” BASS DRUM 62.95 REPS1120 PINSTRIPE COATED 20” BASS DRUM 63.95 REPS1122 PINSTRIPE COATED 22” BASS DRUM 66.95 REPS1124 PINSTRIPE COATED 24” BASS DRUM 70.95 Remo Pricelist PAGE # 6 *Prices and Specifications are subject to change without notice Ebony Pinstripe Ebony Ambassador EBONY PINSTRIPE The Ebony® Pinstripe® heads are made with two (10- & 5-mil) Mylar® plies with a measured layer of a ring reducing agent applied between them at the outer edge of their trademark stripe to dampen high frequency overtones for warm resonance. Ebony® Pinstripe®’s quick decay makes them ideal heads for the “fat” sounds of Rock and R&B and for those who want more low end sounds with moderate attack and response characteristics. ITEM DESCRIPTION RETAIL PRICE REES0606 EBONY PINSTRIPE 6” 44.95 REES0608 EBONY PINSTRIPE 8” 46.95 REES0610 EBONY PINSTRIPE 10” 47.95 REES0612 EBONY PINSTRIPE 12” 50.95 REES0613 EBONY PINSTRIPE 13” 51.95 REES0614 EBONY PINSTRIPE 14” 54.95 REES0615 EBONY PINSTRIPE 15” 56.95 REES0616 EBONY PINSTRIPE 16” 60.95 REES0618 EBONY PINSTRIPE 18” 70.95 REES1620 EBONY PINSTRIPE 20” BASS DRUM 107.95 REES1622 EBONY PINSTRIPE 22” BASS DRUM 112.95 REES1624 EBONY PINSTRIPE 24” BASS DRUM 118.95 EBONY AMBASSADOR The Ebony™ Ambassador® heads are medium-weight heads made with a single ply 10 mil Mylar® film to produce an open, warm and resonant sound with plenty of attack. Ebony Ambassador heads are ideal for batter and resonant heads for tom toms and are known as the standard of the industry for front bass heads. ITEM DESCRIPTION RETAIL PRICE REES0006 EBONY AMBASSADOR 6” 34.95 REES0008 EBONY AMBASSADOR 8” 36.95 REES0010 EBONY AMBASSADOR 10” 37.95 REES0012 EBONY AMBASSADOR 12” 41.95 REES0013 EBONY AMBASSADOR 13” 42.95 REES0014 EBONY AMBASSADOR 14” 44.95 REES0015 EBONY AMBASSADOR 15” 47.95 REES0016 EBONY AMBASSADOR 16” 50.95 REES0018 EBONY AMBASSADOR 18” 60.95 REES1018 EBONY AMBASSADOR 18” BASS DRUM 81.95 REES1020 EBONY AMBASSADOR 20” BASS DRUM 88.95 REES1022 EBONY AMBASSADOR 22” BASS DRUM 92.95 REES1024 EBONY AMBASSADOR 24” BASS DRUM 97.95 Remo Pricelist PAGE # *Prices and Specifications are subject to change without notice 7 Emperor Clear Emperor Coated EMPEROR CLEAR Clear Emperor® heads are made with two free-floating plies of 7-mil Mylar®, making them the brightest sounding multi-ply heads and most durable of the classic clear WeatherKing® series.
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