Detail 01
12-inch size
Fits a 12-inch drum head — usually a rack tom. Measure your head, not the shell wrap.

Independent shopping perspective
A single 12-inch drum mute. Rubber pad that drops on a drum head to kill volume for quiet practice.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Fits a 12-inch drum head — usually a rack tom. Measure your head, not the shell wrap.
Detail 02
One mute only. A full kit needs several, one per drum size.
Detail 03
No hardware or tuning changes — lift it off and the drum is back to normal in seconds.
Detail 04
Rebound is faster and stiffer than a real head, so your touch won't translate one-for-one.
Detail 05
Cheapest way to make one drum quiet; a full kit's worth adds up to a pad set's price.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes, it's sized for a 12-inch head. Measure across the head itself — shell and rim measurements will give you the wrong number.
One per drum. A standard five-piece needs five, plus separate mutes for cymbals if you want those quieted too.
Yes. Rubber rebounds faster and stiffer than a drum head, so dynamics and stick response won't match an unmuted kit.
It rests on the head without adhesive or hardware, so it lifts off clean when you're done.
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