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Vic Firth Drum Set MutesNewest Review: ... it so quiet that a television would mute it out. I own a set, and I have Pearl drum set with Zlidgian symbols, I also live ... more |
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Read Reviews for Vic Firth Drum Set Mutes
by - written on 25/12/08 (360 readings)
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I personally think that Vic Firth never disappoints. The mute sets are very great when you want to play like you would in a band, but makes it so quiet that a television would mute it out. I own a set, and I have Pearl drum set with Zlidgian symbols, I also live in an apartment. I have never had a neighbor complain about the noise, why? Cause they cannot hear it. Well maybe they would if it was three o clock in the morning when there is no other sound. But if you are thinking about buying a set for your drums, you should also look into Vic Firth Drum Sticks. They are my favorite. Hardly ever will you find a warped pair. Also get the nylon tips, they are quieter ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/02/06 (Very useful, 9744 readings)
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When Lisa of The Simpson's posed Bart the question 'What is the sound of one hand clapping?', he cheekily replied by slapping his same-hand fingers onto his palm. You can compare this analogy with the sound of playing a drum kit fitted with drum mutes – there's still significant sound, albeit less. Despite my tone, don't get me wrong: the function of drum mutes is not entire noise cancellation but the reality is still not to my expectations. As is Lisa's assessment of Bart's response. Considering that the pads are essentially various sized pieces of circular neoprene (rubber), £50 is a pretty hefty price tag on average. Some of this may ... Read the complete review

