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How Can I Make Homemade Drum Mufflers?

I have remo ring dampeners but i dont want to take them to school, and i dont want to buy new ones. Whats the best way to make free, equally effective drum dampeners?

ANSWER

Hi--

You will find a discussion of ways to make drum mufflers here:

Hints for Tuning Drums

Scroll down to the section on "Muffling".

Best Wishes,
Lynne

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hobby pillow batting
by: Joe

If you take a piece of batting, that you can find at any hobby store, and make it long enough to be secured by the top and bottom lug screws of the drum and wide enough to reach to pair of lug screws next to it, then you have the perfect amount of dampening for any style. All you need to do now is maybe put some type of overtone control on to the drum because this type of muffling makes the overtones more pronounced. so a moongel or duct tape should do the trick.

Dec 31, 2009
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muffling tips
by: noah

dont use duct tape dude. that will screw ur head up because when you go to remove the tape it will elave some of the adheasive residue behind. the bset thing i can think of is called moongel. look it up its 8 bucks for 4 little gel type pads that work really well

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