I put a coat of poly inside the shells, gonna recover them and of course new heads. Im just wondering whats new out there for the resonant side? Ive always just used remo's or even stock resos, Im open for ideas.
I like Evans G1's for reso heads. Very toneful.
And yeah, coating the insides is just .......
polyurethane , actually pretty common.
Ive been a drummer since i was little and never saw it and never would approve it even if i did
Lol.
Why do you wanna coat the inside of your shells? What are you trying to get that's not there with your drum sound?
Exactly the question I asked I think he may be confusing the outside shell (normally laquered for looks). But coating insides of a good wood,would defeat the whole purpose of a good sounding drum!!!
Many shells already come with some kind of mild oil or even a factory applied thin urethane coating on the inside. This is to protect the shells interior exposed wood from humidity, temp changes, etc. Cheaper shells are pretty janky on the inside, so maybe there's something to adding a coating to cheap shells, but damn, polyurethane? I used to coat my skateboard ramps with polyurethane. Heavy stuff. I don't think I'd want that inside my drum shells, but whatever. To each his own. I just wanna know what he's trying to get out of it. Maybe there's a less aggressive way to do it.