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Attack Drum Heads Review

August 31, 2020 Bob Campbell
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I had a lot of fun playing with both the Royal1 and ProFlex1. I’m not sure if anything has changed, but they seemed so much better than many of the earlier Attack drum heads I had tried a few years ago. These heads were more versatile, open and dynamic than I expected. I can’t personally answer the question about durability but will continue to play them and see how they hold up. I should note that drummer, Rick Meadors, recently posted on drumforum.org about his experience with the Royal1 drum heads stating that, “Attack's coating is darn near indestructible in my experience… I've had that head on that snare for about 8 months now and have played it A LOT! Probably close to two dozen gigs plus a lot of playing at home during the past few months.”

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In Product Reviews, Bob Campbell - Every Drum Tells a Story Tags Attack, Terry Bozzio drum heads, Royal 1, ProFlex1, Universal Percussion, Cardinal Percussion
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From Editor George Lawrence

August 28, 2020 George Lawrence

Pearls of wisdom and other worthless jewelry from the editor of this magazine.

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In From Editor George Lawrence Tags George Lawrence, Slingerland, WorldMaxUSA, Cardinal Percussion, Universal Percussion
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Cardinal Percussion filling void left by closure of Universal Percussion

October 30, 2018 George Lawrence
(From left to right) Mark Tirabassi, Jim Bickley and Robbie McFarland.

(From left to right) Mark Tirabassi, Jim Bickley and Robbie McFarland.


ATTACK DRUMHEADS is now under new ownership. A team of industry veterans led by Jim Bickley, former vice president of Universal Percussion; Robbie McFarland, general manager of Hubbard Music retail stores; and Mark Tirabassi, president of Mavi Inc. has launched a new wholesale company, Cardinal Percussion. In addition to relaunching, rebranding, and retooling Attack Drumheads, Cardinal Percussion will wholesale and distribute many of the drumming industry's most popular brands of accessories. Headquartered in Youngstown, Ohio, Cardinal will also feature a complete line of Cardinal Percussion-branded small goods.

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In Industry News Tags Universal Percussion, Cannon percussion, Wuhan cymbals, Attack heads, Cardinal Percussion, Jim Bickley
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