http://www.drumpracticepads.org/drum-practice-pads/dw-dwcppadts5-go-anywhere-pad-set-w-stand/ Drum practice pads Reviews & Advantages Sun, 05 Sep 2010 17:58:02 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.drumpracticepads.org/drum-practice-pads/dw-dwcppadts5-go-anywhere-pad-set-w-stand/comment-page-1/#comment-58 M. Todd Tue, 13 Oct 2009 09:52:20 +0000 http://www.drumpracticepads.org/drum-practice-pads/dw-dwcppadts5-go-anywhere-pad-set-w-stand/#comment-58 I really wanted to get an electronic drum set, but I don't have the cash for it right now so I purchased this practice kit instead to pass the time. I can say that I thoroughly enjoy it. At first when you get it home and out and set up it feels funny because every pad just makes a different tone of a practice pad and your ears want to hear those typical drum sounds. Once you get over that though it becomes a really great tool to practice your chops without making anyone around you mad. One draw back to the kit is that the pad that was supposed to extend out to the left to mimic the hi hat does not stretch out far enough to give you the normal feel of where you might place your hi hat on a real kit. To compensate for this you can actually just by a hi hat stand, cymbals, and get a mute for it and use the 4 pads as a snare and 3 toms. That way you can also work on your left foot action with the hi hat also. That's what I'm eventually going to do, but for now I just deal with the hi hat being a little off. That's my only despair about this set up. Other than that I love it. The pads are a lot smaller than a normal kit so after playing with this for a little bit you'll be dead on center with your kit! Rating: 4 / 5 I really wanted to get an electronic drum set, but I don’t have the cash for it right now so I purchased this practice kit instead to pass the time. I can say that I thoroughly enjoy it. At first when you get it home and out and set up it feels funny because every pad just makes a different tone of a practice pad and your ears want to hear those typical drum sounds. Once you get over that though it becomes a really great tool to practice your chops without making anyone around you mad. One draw back to the kit is that the pad that was supposed to extend out to the left to mimic the hi hat does not stretch out far enough to give you the normal feel of where you might place your hi hat on a real kit. To compensate for this you can actually just by a hi hat stand, cymbals, and get a mute for it and use the 4 pads as a snare and 3 toms. That way you can also work on your left foot action with the hi hat also. That’s what I’m eventually going to do, but for now I just deal with the hi hat being a little off. That’s my only despair about this set up. Other than that I love it. The pads are a lot smaller than a normal kit so after playing with this for a little bit you’ll be dead on center with your kit!
Rating: 4 / 5

]]> http://www.drumpracticepads.org/drum-practice-pads/dw-dwcppadts5-go-anywhere-pad-set-w-stand/comment-page-1/#comment-57 William Peters Tue, 13 Oct 2009 07:26:50 +0000 http://www.drumpracticepads.org/drum-practice-pads/dw-dwcppadts5-go-anywhere-pad-set-w-stand/#comment-57 I'm currently stationed in Iraq with the 1st Cav Band, and our current building is pretty loud to practice set in. So I saw this practice pad set and thought I would try it out. So far I really enjoy it, its the job done and doesn't require a lot of noise or space. Right now I'm using my Iron Cobra double bass pedal and futz practice pedal for hi hat. It works pretty good for practicing different grooves and working on 4 way independence. It's easy to set up anyway you want for many different configurations, I set mine up just to simulate hi hat, snare, low tom and ride cymbal... Works pretty good for me. I say its a good buy and worth the money for anyone just wanting something simple and quiet to practice set. Also the practice pads come off real easy and you can use to practice snare stuff on a table or your lap if you like... Rating: 5 / 5 I’m currently stationed in Iraq with the 1st Cav Band, and our current building is pretty loud to practice set in. So I saw this practice pad set and thought I would try it out. So far I really enjoy it, its the job done and doesn’t require a lot of noise or space. Right now I’m using my Iron Cobra double bass pedal and futz practice pedal for hi hat. It works pretty good for practicing different grooves and working on 4 way independence. It’s easy to set up anyway you want for many different configurations, I set mine up just to simulate hi hat, snare, low tom and ride cymbal… Works pretty good for me. I say its a good buy and worth the money for anyone just wanting something simple and quiet to practice set. Also the practice pads come off real easy and you can use to practice snare stuff on a table or your lap if you like…
Rating: 5 / 5

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