This is a more elaborate version of the Bag Drum that I saw a couple of years back.
Tune both heads on your drums with the turn of a single tuning key. They had an entire kit rigged with these and it was interesting to be able to change the pitch that quickly.
This is a different approach to the drumless drumming idea pioneered by Aerodrums. This product uses sensors attached to the sticks to detect trigger events.
If he doesn't then he'll never get this inflatable drum kit to a playable pressure.
Shipping shouldn't cost much. Just slap a stamp on it and drop it in the mailbox.
Like the eyes in a cave dwelling fish, the neck has been left behind due to the evolutional pressure of the percussive guitar technique.
Sabian has progressed from defensive cymbal towers to ramparts.
Keep your drummer safe from overzealous fans with this spike-laden hardware mounting system.
I have to believe that the initial proof of concept prototype for this drummer training device was simply a spindle back chair.
These look like djembes but they're fiberglass reinforced gourds made in several delicious colors and are very lightweight.
It wouldn't be NAMM without translucent products.
It also wouldn't be NAMM without gigantic instruments. This gentleman provides a sense of scale for this 90", 450 lb. (2.3m, 204kg) gong.
The company name is perfect for the entry title. They put an Audix ADX60 boundary condenser microphone on a lovel wooden mount so you can get consistent micing of your cajón.
If you're tired of having other people pawing your cymbals and leaving fingerprints when you're not playing, this is the product for you.
Don't waste precious seconds on your cymbals using traditional wing nuts.
The British Drum Co. had this tucked away on the side of their booth. I don't know what this mysterious substance does and the YouTube video that I tracked down from the display sheds no additional light.
…if you're going to have the pantheon of drum gods hand airbrushed on your drums.
No, this isn't a proposal stunt, it's another attempt to tame overly resonant drums. It's a more subtle tool than their similar product that I saw in 2012 that is made from a hunk of brass.
With the exception of the metal hardware, this conga looks as if it could have been made with stone age tools.
I think hemp was involved with more than just the cloth here – I'd say it was involved in the brainstorming session for the promo video.
More thought went into this kick drum head dampening product and the traditional pillow-stuffed drum.
If you aren't able to perform the Urdhva Vrikshasana pose then this is not the drum kit for you.
Having fashioned a number of my own bags and cases for gear, I was instantly on board with the thinking behind the Standwrap.
I don't know if the idea of erasing my ear bothered me more than being directed to be irresponsible.
The only moving parts on the Laser Kick (LK-01) are the knobs and switches. You trigger the on-board sounds by breaking the beam.
The perfect classroom addition for a teacher you hate.
These classy sets of shakers should be on the shelf in every overpriced gift shop in quaint tourist towns.
At least the female emoji-singer isn't holding a tambourine.
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