Tama TCP20 Silent Tips

Silent Tips

Rubber tips to put on all commercial drumsticks
For drumming and practicing on tables and the like without any damage

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Type	Silent Tip

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Do not play these

Felix987, 29.12.2015

I've read a lot of reviews on the Tama Silent Tips, where people argue that you can easily practice in the evening at home or anywhere else, where it is necessary to play soft. Are all of them Tama-endorsers?
Those tips do NOT bring you any volume advantage to play softer! Of course, the clatter of the sticks is diminished slightly. But due to the fact that these tips are pretty heavy, the stroke that you execute becomes heavier as well. Consequence: more power and ultimately as loud as beforehand. The stroke is like a heavy smack.
Another negative side-effect: due to the weight of the tips, the balance of the sticks changes drastically. There is a lot more weight on the front end of the stick, so you have to adapt your technique to this. Once you get back to your normal sticks, you have to adapt again. So there is no real benefit in practicing for me.
Last but not least: it is already pretty annoying to put the silent tips over the tips of your sticks. But the removal becomes a mission in life. Not to break them, when you want to remove the tips, is nearly impossible.
I would actually give it a lower rating. But the price tag is so low that I actually don't care about the failure of buying them.

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Fantastic idea!

Andy709, 16.05.2013

My mum was constantly shouting at me for drumming on kitchen work tops etc. around the house, so when I saw these i jumped at the chance to get them. The great thing is the are small and easy to carry around and allow you to practice absolutley anywhere!! The only problem with them is the can be quite hard to get on and off the top of your sticks, and they also weight the top of the stick down quite a bit, apart from these two points I think they are a great idea and are alot cheaper than buying a practice pad.

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