Millenium QuiHead 14" Black Mesh Head

I've put it on a spare snare for quiet practice and it really is very quiet.
The feel (rebound) is not exactly like on the normal head but one can come close enough, depending on tension.
It is cheap but looks and feels nice and sturdy.

Having used a Roland electronic drum kit with a Snare mesh head I wasn't completely sold on the idea of getting mesh heads on my acoustic kit. I didn't like the one on my Roland electronics kit Snare. However I need entry have worried, these are excellent at a great price. The are secure on the drum and give a good feedback, much better than expected. Perhaps it's the two ply nature of them but they are nowhere near as bouncy as I was expecting. If you want to try mesh headache and aren't sure where to start these are an excellent choice imho.

I installed the Millenium QuiHead on a 14" stand tom of a Tama Club Jam to be able to practise with less noise. The meshhead achieved exactly that. The sound of course differs from an acoustic set with "real" drumheads, but for my purposes the meshhead is ideal. It seems very durable and the response is similar to a regular head if under the right tension.

This is my first experience with mesh heads and I'm extremely happy with them! The feel and bounce with them is very natural and exactly how I would expect a regular head to be.

Will be giving these ago with some triggers in the coming weeks, which I'm hoping will change the game for me combined with low volume cymbals

this mesh head is excellent for the price.

The feel is similar to e-drums with the mesh heads. If you want almost no sound this will work. I can practice with these and the quiet cymbals while my wife is sleeping!

Funny AND true.
You're here because the remo & evans heads are €60+ and these are barely €10.

These heads are 100% worth it. Super happy with the purchase.

Using them on a Tama clubjam with a 14" steel snare.

On snare they take a lot of tightening to get a snare-like tension. Expect the rim to go lower than the head.

End result is the snare is about as loud as a practice pad. Win.

This is of great quality especially compared to other similar higher priced products. Looks very durable and also does the job that is supposed to do. Reduces the sound and still having the tone. Of course you can improve tone by adding a cloth below it which will of course increase the volume (if this not a big issue)