Do drummers usually need just 1 pad to practice or should I get 2?
916668
Don't know of a reason why you would need to 2 unless you are keeping them in different places.
916669
I think that is just your option. My son has just one which was helpful for him when away from a drum set.
916670
As for me, just one, but I like this idea on the part of Evans 2 sided practice pad. I use both side but I prefer the harder side of this pad which is on my pad is black. Hope that helps.
330390
No, these are just a pad for dampening the sounds of you drum kit, so you can practice muted.
1029482
For round off back handspring it's fine but back tuck or layout you would need two for sure. My daughter does her round off on floor and finishes her handspring on mat. She does not attempt front or back tucks on it.
1252840
I watched a youtube video BY Alesis about the DM7X and it said there are 8 dual zone pads. The other answer saying that it only has dual zone on the crash and the snare and not the toms is incorrect..
830203
One mat but it flips so the you use it till the groove is too unsure then turn it the other way on the same side, then flip it and use the back side the same way. I cut thousands of sheets of cardstock a year and usually change the pad about every 6 months.
979456
It depends on how big the room is. I use one pad for my bathroom, which is a decent size. I use another for my son's bath and my kitchen, which are small rooms. I think for a larger dining/living room combination, you'd probably need to use a couple of pads.
979457
I only use one pad per floor - my floors are not extremely dirty - I usually clean them once a week.
1558420
One. You really need Two. I am a DJ and use them at Parties. Very Funny to watch!
2068219
Yes! 1 set. I ordered and received mine this week. It came with a single set of coarse sleeves for each size drum.
210207
That would depend on your application, I'm currently using two for overhead drum mics and in that situation I'm using standard boom mics.
2140198
You can just use one pad if you want, but both will fit in a bassinet. I used both in a bassinet because the mattress was so thin that my little one was on a weird angle if I only used one
787348
Not really, but metal is harder than plastic, so as long as you keep felts between each cymbal, no padding is really necessary.
1506648
I bought the set because it was a better deal. However I do believe you can find the drums individually. You will probably find yourself wanting the other drum after a while.
204750
Ms. Williams, if you wanted a thicker pad, it would be best to buy 2 or more pads, depending on thick you wanted your sleeping pad.Considering that they are 1/2" thick, the most I would recommend is 3, which would give you 1.5 inches in thickness if you put them all together.
802092
You need just one. Please note that this device is OK for occasional use. Shouldn't depend on it if you really need a hearing aid.
104570
Depending on the size of the gym you would probably need two. I would try one first.
2140194
You do not. You use one pad while they are small and don't roll around everywhere. Once they start moving you will use both. My son is 6 weeks and still in bassinet and we use one right in the middle where we lay him. I love this product. It helps me relax and sleep better knowing I have it.