Have covered all toms, tops (pinstripe) and bottoms (ambassador), and bass drums (pinstripe). Bottoms simply rule, for any style. But ebony pinstripe is a very specific drumhead. You'll need ABSOLUTELY no muffling, ever for 16", and if you hate overtones, you'll definitely love these heads. Very durable. Minuses: not as loud as clear pinstripes IMO, and I dislike the bass drum head, it feels like stroking a barrel with the pedal. And forget jazz with these. Pluses: full low end, punchy, the best sound ever. No annoying overtone ring. oh, and of course, they look B-E-A-utiful!!!

I just got top heads for all my toms. They're deep and don't get pocked up easily, but if you use nylon tips, they get ugly hit marks fast. Not much overtone even without a muffle. Another plus. I'm definitely sticking with Ebony.

I would recommend these heads. There great they give you a nice warm sound it really fills up completely. They have great tone quality. I've had these heads for about 5 years changed them once they are very durable.

They're the best pinstripes. Plus for remo heads that are double ply, you can't go wrong with these ebony pinstripes. I use em,I love em. They make killer bass drum heads for my smaller 16" bass drums. Playing wide open they produce the perfect match of sound and feel.Also, they stand up to a constant pounding without showing signs of wear.I've tried lots of heads for my bass drums and, for the value I wouldn't use anything else.

I have these heads on an all black Pearl Export set and they make it look like a $5000 set. Great sound for both high and low tones.