RolandNE-10 Noise Eater Electronic Drum Sound Isolation Board

Muy buen producto, llego en perfectas condiciones. Me encanta.

Tested the amount of vibrations felt by my downstairs neighbor before and after this, he said "literally no difference". If you're looking for a shortcut to building a sound/vibration isolation platform, better to spend your money on the parts to build that instead.

It's pricey, but pretty effective for reducing vibration from Hi-Hat stand and Roland electronic drum stand.

Set kick up on it on top of carpet and the noise downstairs is the same.

I ordered 6 of these for my Roland electronic drum kit, in addition to the Roland NE-10's. I'm living in an apartment, and trying not to get any noise complaints while playing my kit.I play progressive metal and I go very hard and fast on the double-kick. I can notice an obvious difference in the amount of noise generated from playing and while these don't completely quite things down, they do help suppress the amount of noise generated from the vibration. For me I would say maybe 45-50% of the noise is absorbed in comparison to not using them, but again I hit very hard on my double-kick pedals, so I wouldn't expect them to be the end all be all.I would recommend these to other drummers looking to quiet things down a bit, but as stated in the headline, $30 is asking a bit much for a product that doesn't appear to cost more than $5 to produce. That being said, their aren't many other options for this on the market that I was able to find.

Totally non clear explanation and the cost is over any logic.

I thought that - since cymbal stands come with three legs, as do snare stands - I was getting at least three of these things in the package... Wrong. You get one. Be aware of that.Otherwise, they work pretty well.

No hay una gran diferencia con estás almohadillas. No valen lo que cuestan.

Low noise as advertised

Dieser Dämpfer ist sehr gut verarbeitet und funktioniert einwandfrei . Ich nutze zwei davon an meinem E-Drum-Set für die Kickdrum-Füße in Kombination mit den Noise-Eatern von Roland für Fußmaschinen (Doppelpedal für die Kickdrum und Pedal für die Hi-Hat).Den Trittschall habe ich nun gut im Griff, und die Nachbarn hören nun nichts mehr. Ich kann nun auch zu etwas späterer Stunde üben.Noch als Anmerkung: Das E-Drum steht auf einem Podest, dass wiederum auf Sylomermatten steht. An den Wänden hängen noch Schallschutzplatten aus Noppenschaumstoff. Die Beckenpads aus Gummi machen machen ja auch Krach. Auf den Trommeln (Snare, Toms) habe ich Mesh-Heads vom Remo.Noch eine Bemerkung zu Schluss. Ich wollte zunächst einen Stern wegen dem, aus meiner Sicht, viel zu hohen Preis abziehen. Aber die Dinger sind es wert, sodass ich das Geld, so glaube ich, gut investiert habe.

Pensais que c'était la planche sous la pédale pour atténuer les vibrations

Todo correcto

We use the Noise eater under my Wife's High Hat Stand for her Roland V-Drums. It really does reduce the noise transfer into the ground. However, it does make the High Hat Stand a little wobbly, however this is not noticeable during play.