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5 Responses to “Rock Band Drum Silencers”

1. 

   David Albarracin
   

   
   

   Excellent seller, dates were met and the product was and is quality excelene recommend it.
   Rating: 5 / 5
2. 

   Hiro Nakamura
   

   
   

   Got what I paid for. Installed by taking the stock plastic rims off first.
   Rating: 5 / 5
3. 

   M. Skolnick
   

   
   

   If you have to hit notes harder which is not possible to accurately do!It is probably a way to make money of a flaw in old drums which makes an illusion of solving the problem when you will probably get the new drums anyway
   Rating: 2 / 5
4. 

   rbs
   

   
   

   Twenty dollars right out the window. They silence the drums somewhat, but you have to hit harder to get the hits to register so that’s kind of a wash. Plus, lots of hits, even the hard ones, don’t register, so I quickly got frustrated. On medium, songs I can normally get 100% on were nowhere close and I missed tons of white notes and activations of star power. I can’t imagine how this would impact hard/expert drummers.
   Rating: 1 / 5
5. 

   Christopher Warneke
   

   
   

   I figured that this would be an affordable alternative to buying the new drum kit for Rock Band 2, but I was dead wrong. It does greatly reduce the noise, which might sound awesome, but it also makes a BIG difference as to the percentage of notes hit. With the drum silencers on, I missed a very significant amount of notes on many songs that I have 5 starred numerous times on Expert difficulty. It might sound like a good idea to hit them harder, but even this doesnt gaurentee a registered hit. And for songs like Long Time or Everlong, hitting the drums that hard with that kind of precision is just not possible.

   I read the other reviews and thought that I could deal with it, but this is inexcusable.
   
   If you want quieter drums, spring for the new drum kit. These are not worth the money.
   Rating: 1 / 5

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