60 Pieces Drum Silent Dampeners Gel Pads Silicone Drum Silencers Dampener Gel Pads Non-toxic Drum Dampeners for Musical Practice Instruments

60 Pieces Drum Silent Dampeners Gel Pads Silicone Drum Silencers Dampener Gel Pads Non-toxic Drum Dampeners for Musical Practice Instruments

$ 13.99

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Based on 26 ratings

Adhesion

9.70

Value for money

9.90

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Product Description

Package: We have 60 silicone drum silent gel pads in ten sheets ready for you. There are ten gel pads on each sheet. 6 sheets of transparent paper, 2 sheets of blue paper, and 2 sheets of brown paper You can practice without making a lot of noise almost anywhere.

Material: The drum silent dampeners gel pads are made of durable and safe silicone. They can withstand repeated use and are easy to clean with water and air dry before re-sticking to the drum.

Design: The drum dampeners are clear, self-adhesive, and can withstand a lot of abuse on the drum. Good adhesive drum gel pads won't fall off easily, but they can be easily removed without leaving any residue when cleaning the drum.

Drum dampeners gives you precise drum dampening system, and lets you dampen without destroying the original tone of your drums, will bring convenience to you with this drum silent gel pads.

Application: You can use one or more non-toxic soft drum dampeners on any drum on your kit, and you can also use drum gel dampeners closer to the edge of your drums to get a nice sound or find sounds you like.

Selected User Reviews For 60 Pieces Drum Silent Dampeners Gel Pads Silicone Drum Silencers Dampener Gel Pads Non-toxic Drum Dampeners for Musical Practice Instruments

Moon gels are a great alternative

5/5

Nobody wants their tom, bass, or snare sound to be muffled. However; It's just necessary from time to time during practice and recording. It reduces snare buzz, gives a bass drum a pop, and helps that 18" tom settle down faster. The fact that there are 60 of them is the cherry on top. So, if you don't want to do it, you can use the clears because they aren't visible. Otherwise, you'll have 60 of these guys to shuffle around and see if they can fit where you need them, and I've learned a neat trick. I'd never tried anything like this in my 25 years of living, but it worked, and having so many was the key. Rather than covering my 11-piece set with 13 cymbals with a sheet, I simply applied them to the cymbals during high-volume guitar recording and they stopped ringing. It only took a few minutes, and I was no longer bending over cymbal stands or requiring assistance in my small studio. I'm going to buy some more because they can be washed and reused like moon gels, but they're less sticky and replaceable. Rock on.