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Tama TCP100 Silent Drumstick Tips make silent practice with your own sticks possible anytime, anywhere. One pair.
These tips are excellent. I bought these for my daughter to use when she practiced her drums. They fit the sticks great and reduced the volume significantly. I recommend these for anyone needing to practice their drums without making all the noise.
Reviewed by Woopah on 11/21/2006 who plays Rock.
I put it on the end of my stick and it didn't do anything. So don't waste your money or time.
Reviewed by Jared on 8/15/2009 who plays Heavy.
These things don't quiet down your hits AT ALL! Complete waste of money! Your better off getting pads to put on the drums, or pick up a pair of reeds/multirods.
Reviewed by Steve on 3/26/2009 who plays Rock/Metal.
really works to quite the druming sound good buy
Reviewed by Sue on 8/10/2009
I ordered these to cover the tips of my son's Rock Bank II drum sticks. They really help dampen the sound, and the quality is much better than the tips that the sticks came with. Someday, perhaps, he'll graduate to "real" drums, and we'll certainly continue to use these.
Reviewed by Monica on 7/31/2009 who plays classical.
Overall the tips do a good job, particularly for use with damping the shrill hits of the cymbals. An excellent alternative to using mutes. To complete the damping effect, use surgical rubber tubing along the shaft of the drumstick, for those offhits if you are still working on your form.
Reviewed by Christopher Thompson on 2/24/2009 who plays Rock, Bluegrass.
