drum·head (dr m h d )n. See eardrum. |
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Main Crevoisier had reckoned that it would be easy to turn almost any hard surface into a keyboard, drum head, or other input for a computer-controlled musical instrument. Among the 6,000 items on display: a drum head signed by members of the Skatalites; a poster signed by the late Marley and 28 of the people closest to him; columns of ultra-rare singles, nearly all signed by the artists; and hundreds of posters from around the world. Nonmagnetic drum heads provide long wear characteristics. |
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