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SoundOff drum mutes provide a significant volume reduction to keep practice noise to a minimum. SoundOff drum mutes feature a durable construction that can withstand frequent practicing.
EVANS SoundOff Drum Mute 16 in.
EVANS SoundOff Drum Mute 16 in.
EVANS SoundOff Drum Mute 16 in.

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  • Very useful.

    5

    submitted3 years ago

    byP

    fromConnecticut

    Great for warm ups and rudiment practice.

  • EVANS makes great gear

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byJim

    fromBristol, TN

    I have an Evans mute on all of my drums. They look just great and work very well. I practice and I'm still married.

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    submitted9 years ago

    byjon

    fromstevenson ranch ca.

    In less than a month I put a hole in it. I have over 6 of them and each one is doing the same thing in different stages. I bought a set of prosound and they seem to be holding up but for my situation they don't muffle the drum enough. So I doubled up with the evans and prosound and I can still hear the drums and my town house neighbors don't. A bit expensive but worth it.

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  • submitted3 months ago

    asked byPaul

    fromAuburn WA

    Does the drum and cymbal silencers rebound and respond to attack same as untreated heads

    Does the drum and cymbal silencers rebound and respond to attack same as untreated heads

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    Rebound/Feel: Close, but not identical. The SoundOff mutes are made from a soft, rubbery material that absorbs more energy than a regular drumhead. As a result, the stick rebound is softer and slightly slower. You won’t get the same level of responsiveness or dynamic nuance that you'd get from a standard head, especially for intricate playing. Attack/Articulation: The attack is very muted—which is the point. You're not going to hear the same crack or articulation detail as on untreated heads. This can make it feel a bit more like a pad than a drum.