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Practice Pads
Columbus Percussion - Our knowledgeable staff will help you to find the right practice pad, so that no matter where you are, you can hone in on your percussion skills.
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Used Beatnik Rhythmic Analyzer w/ Cases
- Accurate to 512th note
- 4 skill levels
- 5 analyzers
- 4 data views
- Scores your accuracy
- Stores unlimited history
- Graphic display
- Touch-sensitive input
- Advanced polymer pad
- Click Depth control
- Tap start control
- Tap set control
- Lighted buttons
- Metronome 25-250bpm
- Optional AC adapter
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Zildjian Reflexx Conditioning Pad 6in
This dual-sided practice pad features surfaces that are softer and thicker in nature than most practice pads on the market. The ¾ inch Flexx surface works well for all types of techniques and velocities, including those utilizing the arm, wrist, and fingers. The other side features a ½ inch Workk surface, which offers less bounce overall, though still provides a firmness allowing for strokes to be more audible than on a pillow or other completely dead surface. The Workk surface is a good place to practice techniques that involve the upper and lower arm, and wrist specific movements that utilize a larger range of motion, at low to medium velocities. Ideal for drummers looking to advance their technique, this practice pad promotes control, strength, sensitivity, and endurance while allowing for a greater range of stroke velocity. Learn More -
Zildjian Reflexx Conditioning Pad 10in
Introducing the Zildjian Reflexx Conditioning Pad, the latest in Zildjian practice gear, designed to promote strength, sensitivity, and endurance while allowing for a greater range of velocity, helping to develop smaller stabilizing muscles in the fingers and wrists. Partnering with industry innovator, Reflexx, on design, the Zildjian Reflexx Conditioning Pad is dual-sided, featuring a 3/4-inch FLEXX surface that offers medium resistance and rebound, ideal for all techniques and velocities. Flip it over to reveal a 1/2-inch WORKK surface that offers less bounce overall, making it a good place to practice techniques that involve the upper and lower arm, and wrist specific velocities. Learn More
