Meinl 6″ Drumstick And Brush Practice Pad SB508
£23.19 Inc. Vat
ITEM NO: SB508
Description
The Meinl drum Stick & Brush 6″ practice pad is a general use pad with a medium-soft rubber surface that works in all applications of drumming with any type of drumstick. The rubber surface provides a consistent rebound with a quiet response, and the pad mounts onto any 8 mm thread, such as a cymbal stand or boom arm. The compact size allows this pad to easily be taken anywhere for practice.
SPECIFICATIONS
Material: Rubber Surface
Size: 6″
1 in stock (can be backordered)
ITEM NO: SB508
Description
The Meinl drum Stick & Brush 6″ practice pad is a general use pad with a medium-soft rubber surface that works in all applications of drumming with any type of drumstick. The rubber surface provides a consistent rebound with a quiet response, and the pad mounts onto any 8 mm thread, such as a cymbal stand or boom arm. The compact size allows this pad to easily be taken anywhere for practice.
SPECIFICATIONS
Material: Rubber Surface
Size: 6″
| Weight | 1 kg |
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Brand
MEINL
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