Gibraltar Bass Drum Pad test
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It works great, the noise is very low, similar to a snare pad. The rebound is a little less than that of a bass drum. I had to fix it on the ground because if you play very loud it wobbles too much. Recommended. :) - เพลง
Great technique!!!
The sound seems quite pleasant unlike other pads which sounds like clunky with metal sounds from the structure. How has it been your experience regarding noise? Does it bother other people? Neighbors?
👌 Nailed it, Eliseo
Thanks! 😎
How to make your bass drum pad
How do u get the pad to be so stable? Mine wobbles like crazy with my axis double pedals
I fixed it to the floor with screws
I think they super glued it to the wall lol
pad is cool
Just got mine and I’m trying to figure how to center both beaters. I have a dw9000
Most double pedals for some reason aren't centered. The main pedal will hit the middle but the opposite pedal will hit off the side. IMO there's no difference in sound. Just think about how you hit your snare and Tom's. You're never hitting directly in the middle but yet it still sounds the same. It messed with my eyes for awhile but I got used to it.
Sounds like lamb of god
I have the Evans practice pad for the kick and it sucks ass. It's bulky, the pad is really stiff and sends shock through my foot up my leg on every attack. You also have to adjust the beater all the way up to reach the pad which instead of it being adjusted to your playing style you have to adjust to it.
Is that the real feel bass pad? I was considering it but it sounds like a big pain if that's the case
@@joshplaysdrums2143 I'm not sure if that's the name but the tower is forward facing meaning that there are two braces at an angle supporting it from the back and a metal plate at the top to which the pad slides on to it. If you have a double pedal then you have to clamp it to the very far right side at the bottom to get the beaters to hit the pad. Also I had to adjust my beater position on the axis rod very close to the pad bc they would come back and slap me in my foot or shin bc of the beater height you have to set it at to reach the pad. (All the way up)
Of course some of those are just what I had to alter from my original playing style. You may not experience it as bad as me.
@@joetroutt7425 gotcha, thanks for letting me know! I'm gonna keep that in mind while I'm searching for some good practice pads
@@joshplaysdrums2143 I wanted to get the one in the video but the guy said he had to screw it down to keep from falling over sideways. The one I have definitely stays put, it's just cumbersome.
@@joetroutt7425 ahhhh that makes sense. I need to think about that too cause I'm gonna be on wood floors with maybe a small rug
I dunno if you'll reply to this but mind telling me what type of beater are you using? I own a Gibraltar practice pad as well and am currently using a Gibraltar ball beater and it produces a loud "thud" sound. I want to achieve the same "click" sound you got going on here since its quieter so I'm thinking of getting the same beater. Cheers!
Tama beater, using the plastic surface.
@@EliseoBancheri Thanks! If you dont mind me asking, is this video 100% raw or edited to lower down the noise. I'm currently frustrated with my Gibraltar pad noise level
I was just thinking if this is durable to use for a few years. What would you say?
he never replied, he just hearted your comment
@@geompon6505 I bought it anyways
@@Sonatarium hows it working out for you?
Mine was super bouncy. I can't even rest my foot there and it hurts my knee a bit.
any solution?