The DrumClip External Drum Ring Control, Damper / Dampner (Regular)
The sleek and unobtrusive Drum Clip removes unwanted frequencies, retaining the desired attack, resonance, and feel of your drums. The Drum Clip DCBS rounds out and flattens the drumhead’s sound and allows for easier tuning of any size drum. Excessive overtones can now be controlled or eliminated with precision when applied to the drumhead. The Drum Clip is made from a durable plastic and rubber compound, and can be used on the batter head or the resonant headwall without falling off or losing its grip on your drum.
Product Features
- The World’s Strongest & Most Durable Resonance Control Device Ever Designed!
- It’s Simple, Effective, & Versatile!
- 100% Lifetime Guarantee
- Made In USA
- Two Sizes To Choose From Regular & Small
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Expensive (you just get the middle-sized one), but worth it? I thought I was actually going to be receiving 2 or 3 different sizes with this order, but I just received the one (the *middle* item in the Amazon photo that shows 3 sizes sitting on a drum head), so my first reaction was: Wow, $7 for *this* little piece of plastic?Well, I put it on the rim of snare batter (withOUT the rubber or felt pad) and immediateliy took a liking to it. It mounts *very* similarly to my Sennheiser e604 mics. I’ve used everything to control excessive ring from…
and it worked great. This thing will not give you a dead … This is a handy device that cuts drum over- ring without killing it completely. I mainly use it my snare drum, because that’s the only drum that needs a bit of muffling in certain situations. But I’ve tried it on a 14″ floor tom a couple of times, and it worked great.This thing will not give you a dead “studio” sound, which I don’t like anyway. It does not kill the fundamental note of the drum; it just dampens the over-ring. I could see using 2 of them if you want a…
Great for snare drum batter; not worth it for toms. Like many other reviewers I found that the clip perforned the best on my snare batter head. One clip cuts out just the right amount of overtones without giving the drum a boxy, dead sound. Adding two clips accomplished that sound easily. It does make a difference as to where you place the clip on the head (e.g. 1 o’clock vs 10 o’clock) because of variations in tension. I used to be very particular about achieving even tensioning around the drum but now I’m lazy and just shoot for a particular…