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• A special gum rubber lower tier that simulates the feel and bound of the snare drum.
• The middle tier has a hard, high sounding Neoprene material on the left.
• The right side has a soft sponge-like material which has limited bound giving the player a good workout. This section can also be considered the floor tom equivalent in sound and feel.
• The top surface consists of a very hard red rubber that sounds even brighter and is perfect for practicing cymbal work.

Just Added: Vic Firth Scott Johnson "ScoJo" Practice Drumsticks!



No practice pad? No problem! This rubber tip drumstick is perfect for playing almost any hard surface. The stick is also perfect for producing special sound of your snare, tenor, cymbals or whatever. These guys are really fun to drum with!

 Danny Raymond's "Let it Rip"

On this exciting DVD, Danny Raymond, champion drummer and educator, offers 9 snare drum solos of difficulty from beginner to advanced. Danny gives great effort to the detail of learning each solo. He further presents the viewer with important exercises, tips on technique and various stick trick. Also on this recording are included the PDF files of the solos and exercises that Danny performs. An interesting touch, Raymond plays on different drum technology: drum-kit snare, standard marching snare, rope-tension snare and high-tension snare.

A must-have for all drummers!

New in stock: Trueline Power Grip 5A Nylon Tip Drumsticks!

The same unique Power Grip design but with a Nylon, ball-style tip for sharp articulation for your cymbal work. A great jazz stick!

The OZdrumpad practice pad is back in stock!

AND ON- SALE!
 

We are so pleased to once more offer this unique, high-quality practice pad. This versatile pad can be used on a flat surface, strapped to your leg or on a standard 8mm thread cymbal stand. The durable wood design offers not only desired stability but a superior sound quality. We have both natural and black models immediately available for shipment. Practice on the comfort of your sofa. Practice on an OZdrumpad!