http://bit.ly/CympadReview Cympad Review with Ian Croft of iDrum Magazine. Optimize your cymbal sound with Cympad. This review of the Cympad cymbal pad features in iDrum Magazine Issue 6. Ian Croft demonstrates the Cympads in action.
Cympads are useful premium grade cellular foam ‘pads’ that allow your cymbals to fully express the sound, they offer a longer life span than the traditional felts!!
You can read more info on the Cympad in Issue 6 of iDrum Magazine by heading to: http://bit.ly/CympadReview
Alternatively head to http://www.cympad.com/
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felts absorb the sound of the cymbal? How can you say that with a straight face? I use felt pads that are 50 years old and they’re perfect. It’s a neat product though.
“Cellular” …big word for foam
I thought it wasn’t going to be worth anything, and I love them.
Is it just me or does it sound no different? lol
nice
i tink ill get a bunch of those 🙂 good review
Quick comparison:
2:02 (felts); 3:11 (cympads)
Make sure to watch in HD!
seems like a joke to me XD lmao
Is it EVA foam? I think it is…
Whoa – that’s actually a huge difference.
I just ordered a started package!
I was skeptical also. I did the side by side test. These things truly work. I was so convinced I became a CYMPAD endorser.
Thanks Reto Hirschi
Ric Martelino – the DAMNits / USA
Love anything to get a better sound.
Snake oil but if they last 5 times as long as felts and don’t cost 5 times what felts cost… then they may be worth it.
Really quite happy with the set I’ve got, Hi-Hat, crashes & ride, could tell difference between them & old felts. A much truer “cleaner” sound, both at home and rehearsals, ok a audience may not notice, but I don’t really think that’s the point, its what the drummer & band hear. I’ll look forward to using them in a studio.
spit it out man!
Nice video, thanks.
You may hear a slight difference in a nice quiet environment like that..but on stage with a full band playing loud..let me know if you hear a difference.
you really need to listen closely. there’s actually a drastic difference in sounds betwee