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Rock Band Drum Pads

Drumsoft is now a one-stop source for ALL types of drum pad protectors! We offer gum rubber, neoprene, foam, urethane and many other solutions to improve your drum set.

The reason we offer so many choices is that we know that not everyone plays drums the same. While some people want to protect their drums from the wild attack of an energetic 5-year-old who has just discovered the drums, others may want more sensitivity and to be able to decorate their pads. Still others have shown interest in the same grade of gum rubber that professional drummers use to dampen the sound on real drum sets.

Now we offer it all!

To find out what kind of drummer you are and get our suggestions as to what type of pad might be best for you, click here.

All of our pads are high quality and come with adhesive already in place on the back, ready for peel-and-stick installation.

We can't wait for you to see the difference our pads can make!

BEFORE YOU BUY...

Different pads work better for different drum sets. As a general rule, if you have the first model of drums (the EL), the sensitivity of your pads is not as great and with any sound dampening pad, you will have to hit somewhat harder to register the beat. We have also found that out of a testing group of 10 drum sets, all but 2 of the EL models began to lose sensitivity after several months. Harmonix and Rock Band have been very generous in their return policy for these drums and have offered to replace them. If you want a thick drum pad and have an EL series drum set, you may wish to consider exchanging your set for the newer QM series first.

Click Here to find out what type of drum set you have.