Maker
Remo · Models
Remo Belli's Mylar drumhead, introduced in the late 1950s, ended the era of calfskin and made drums that stayed in tune through weather and travel. The company went on to build world percussion with synthetic shells and heads — djembes, frame drums, and the tunable Roto Toms — and remains the largest drumhead maker in the world.
2 models
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Model
Remo Frame Drum
Hand percussion
Remo's frame drums cover the tar, bendir, and general hand-drum formats in synthetic heads and Acousticon shells, which is what put frame drums into schools and workshops at scale.
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Model
Remo Buffalo Drum
Hand percussion
The Buffalo Drum is a wide, shallow frame drum played with a soft beater, widely used in drum circles, therapy settings, and film scoring for its low, breathy tone.