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The best I have used so far
First of all the quality of this product is at par no doubt about it. It is also very comfortable to play especially the softer side. It really helped me improve speed on my left hand which was slower.
The hard side is good as well but I prefer the softer one as it feels very close to hitting on drums.
The hard side is good as well but I prefer the softer one as it feels very close to hitting on drums.
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This double side practice pad is heavy. So when you use it on a surface and not on a snare stand it does NOT bounce around. Also the soft surface is perfect to work with rebound techniques and it gives you a feel of very tight snare. The black hard surface has a lower rebound response. This makes is perfect for practising on your finger techniques with out depending on the rebound.
I live in an accommodation and i am able to play any time i want without disturbing my flatmates
I live in an accommodation and i am able to play any time i want without disturbing my flatmates
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Evans Practise pad
I was glad I purchased this double sided Evans practise pad as the automatic bounce is similar to a tight snare and great I can practise my rudiments at home without disturbing anyone.
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MB
Unbreakable
Works great. Does not feel exactly like the real deal, but good enough.
Quality wise it will las a lifetime.
Quality wise it will las a lifetime.
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HQ Percussion RF-12D
Very useful. Always in my backpack. Pretty heavy, which creates a feeling of indestructibility. I don't tune my snare drum ultra tight, so for me there is a little bit more bounce from pad's surface than i'd wish, however, it a good thing which does its job. My hands abilities now is far better than year ago.
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No compeition
These are amazing.
I use the grey ('bouncy') side a lot and the black ('dead') side less. But you can't really beat Evans. Not the cheapest, but worth it. The are solid, well made and emulate a tight snare brilliantly.
I use the grey ('bouncy') side a lot and the black ('dead') side less. But you can't really beat Evans. Not the cheapest, but worth it. The are solid, well made and emulate a tight snare brilliantly.
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D
Makes practice a pleasure
I was slightly sceptical about the pad after reading some reviews but I need not have worried.
The playing surfaces are great with each having a practical purpose. The gummy or softer side gives a good rebound which is less than a real drum but with the result that when going to the real drum strokes are easier than before.
The harder pad side is more of a workout and requires more effort to play but the results are worth it.
Unfortunately the wood or composite wood surround is quite rough to the touch but that doesn't detract from the units purpose.
The playing surfaces are great with each having a practical purpose. The gummy or softer side gives a good rebound which is less than a real drum but with the result that when going to the real drum strokes are easier than before.
The harder pad side is more of a workout and requires more effort to play but the results are worth it.
Unfortunately the wood or composite wood surround is quite rough to the touch but that doesn't detract from the units purpose.
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Excellent
As expected from Evans. Excellet practice pad. A bit heavy, but sturdy.
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OB
Very good practice pad
It's a very good pad, very responsive and big enough to practice for some time
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J
Great product
I like this pad, I wouldn't go as far as saying it had a 'real feel' but that said it's pretty darn good. Perfect for working on new material, your chops and rudiments. Recommended!
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