drum·head (dr m h d )n. See eardrum. |
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Belli subsequently bought out Hart's stake and left the retail shop to take on manufacturing drumheads full time. designs, manufactures, and markets complete lines of strings for fretted and bowed musical instruments, drumheads, drum practice pads, and guitar and woodwind accessories under the proprietary brand names D'Addario, Evans Drumheads, Planet Waves, Rico, and HQ Percussion. Kaericher said he hopes to bring the workers back on board in coming weeks and resume operations at the Commerce Center facility that makes more drumheads than anywhere in the world, and produces a full line of percussion gear. |
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