Ahead 10″ AHPZM Practice Pad With Snare Sound
£41.79 Inc. Vat
Detailed description
The Ahead 10″ AHPZM Practice Pad is a great way to practice snare drum without disturbing your friends, family, roommates, whoever. This pad has a hard playing surface that feels like a real snare drum. Also, this Ahead pad has a metal plate on the bottom that gives the pad a snare drum sound. This 10″ practice pad is a great alternative when playing on a real drum is not an available option.
Features
10″ Practice Pad
Hard Playing Surface
Emulates Snare Sound
Out of stock
Detailed description
The Ahead 10″ AHPZM Practice Pad is a great way to practice snare drum without disturbing your friends, family, roommates, whoever. This pad has a hard playing surface that feels like a real snare drum. Also, this Ahead pad has a metal plate on the bottom that gives the pad a snare drum sound. This 10″ practice pad is a great alternative when playing on a real drum is not an available option.
Features
10″ Practice Pad
Hard Playing Surface
Emulates Snare Sound
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
|---|
Brand
Ahead
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The Mapex 5 piece drum bag set
DB-20FUSION
Includes bags for
20″ Bass drum
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Please Note! These cases are designed for modern drums with rim style mountings.
Older style shell intrusive drums will be smaller than the cases. The Mapex logo may
also be a different design than the images provided.

