Drum mutes are what you will need if you are trying to muffle the sound of your drum kit without replacing your heads or cymbals with new hardware. These can be removed and added as needed, without much fuss, but can have some drawbacks. Check out our reviews to see what’s good an bad about the various options out there.
Review: Ahead Drum Mutes
The Ahead drum mutes work well to reduce the overall volume of your drum kit and are a good option for drummers who need to practice even when they can't make a lot of noise.Check Pricing or Buy Now Guitar Center Setup & Installation Just like other drum mutes,...
Review: Sound Percussion Labs (SPL) Drum Mutes
Sound Percussion Labs or SPL drum mutes are great for reducing the sound levels of your acoustic drum kit. There are a wide range of mute sizes and types available which should work on most drum kits.Check Pricing or Buy Now Guitar CenterSetup & Installation These...
Review: Eastrock Drum Mutes
Eastrock drum mutes are much more affordable than some other drum mute packs out there, so we wanted to try them out. They provide a fairly good value for a drum mute pack with just one negative thing that we didn't like about them.Check Pricing or Buy Now Amazon...
Review: Vic Firth Drum Mutes
The Vic Firth drum mutes have been popular for a while with drummers who need an easy on/off drum mute solution. They are pretty simple in design and straightforward in how they work and they do a great job of muting your drum kit.Check Pricing or Buy NowAmazonGuitar...
Review: Evans SoundOff dB Zero Drum Mutes
Drum mutes are a good way to take the sound volume of your drum kit way down, but there are some sacrifices to going this route. It's not all bad, especially if you use something like Evans drum mutes. These used to be branded as SoundOff but recently Evans branded...
