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Product Description:
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The New MetroPad is the Percussion Practice Pad. The New MetroPad is the ideal practice pad for all drummers. The New MetroPad is a lightweight practice pad that can be carried almost any where. The New MetroPad being 8 1/16 inches wide, 12 inches long and 11/16 thick can fit in almost any carry case or back pack.
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New MetroPad’s™ built-in metronome has a clear audio sound that can be turned off or on.
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New MetroPad™ allows a Percussionist or Drummer to select a desired speed of Beats per Minute (BPM) and can be easily adjusted to a faster or slower BPM.
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New MetroPad’s™ metronome also allows you to select a desired type of Accent for practicing rudiments and rolls: 2/4, 3/4, or 4/4 timing. Plus, the Viewing Window displays the current BPM and Accent that is being played.
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New MetroPad™ uses a thicker rubber, (7” diameter and a 3/8” thickness) for better quality, durability, and a bounce that gives the “perfect” rebound to a drum stick.
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New MetroPad™ built in Rim Shot ZoneTM allows the percussion to practice hitting the drum stick off the hard MetroPad™ rim and rubber pad.
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New Metropad’s™ design allows it to be played on your lap while you are on the road to the next gig or just traveling from place to place in the car, airport and etc.
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New Metropad’s™ base is made of a durable synthetic material with gum rubber pad that surrounds the edge to prevent the practice pad from bouncing or moving while keeping the beat for the hard rockers or classic 3 bar blues
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New MetroPad`s
revolutionanry design of the Adjustable Bounce Cymbal Mounting Bracket allows you to attach your New MetroPad to a cymbal stand. The new Adjustable Bounce Cymbal Mounting Bracket allows you to loosen or tighten the wing-nut on the cymbal tilter, and the cymbal felt acts like a spring, giving you more bounce. This is great for students that are learning double-stroke rolls!
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