Back in 2020, the Drummer’s Review team spent some time comparing a host of practice pads from various manufacturers. In this recent video we take a look at a further selection of pads to see what options are out there to help us when it comes to practising our craft, featuring…
Meinl Split Tone Anika Nilles Pad
- 2 x 6mm silicone pads,
- foam rubber pad,
- 9mm MDF board,
- reverse side 12mm foam playing surface
- four pads in total,
UK RRP: £56.50 – www.meinlcymbals.com
Vic Firth Dual Pad
- 12″ Dodecagon shape,
- Two 9.25″ x 5.5″ playing surfaces,
- soft grey surface,
- hard black surface,
- 5/8″ wooden base.
UK RRP: £50.99 – www.vicfirth.zildjian.com
Code Laser Pad
- 4″ diameter,
- 3.5″ closed cell rubber playing surface,
- steel wighted plated inside wooden base to aid stability
UK RRP: £20.00 (approximately) – www.codedrumheads.co.uk
Zildjian Reflexx Pad – 6″ (10″ also available)
- FLEXX medium rebound surface,
- WORKK higher resistance surface,
UK RRP: £65.00 – www.vicfirth.zildjian.com
British Drum Co. Regimental Pad
- 7.5″ premium high grade silicone playing surface,
- 10″ decorative wooden base,
- non-slip high density foam underside
- 3″ British Drum Co. Plaque
UK RRP: £39.99 – www.britishdrumco.com
ToneAlly Deluxe Travel Pad
- 3.5″ soft silicone rubber playing surface,
- wooden base with interior metal for added weight and stability,
- 2mm non-slip sponge rubber underside
Please see ToneAlly’s video guide to practice below along with the instructions that accompanies the Deluxe Practice Pad.
UK RRP: £34.99 – www.toneally.co.uk
If you enjoyed this video, check out our first practice pad round-up video from 2020…
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