Description
Cut the ‘thwack’ of e-drum pads.
E-drums sound great through headphones or an amp. But the ‘thwack’ of sticks hitting those pads is enough to drive everyone else – maybe you too – crazy.
Silent E-SticksTM automatically cut that noise +/-50%. How? Like Adoro Silent SticksTM for acoustic drums, Silent E-Sticks feature our exclusive Dual Loop Reflex TipsTM, though these tips differ slightly. Because their role is to trigger sounds, not create them, E-Stick tips are softer and more flexible, so stick-to-pad contact noise is minimal and no longer annoying. A slightly heavier air-filled polycarbonate shaft ensures the tips hit the pads with sufficient velocity to activate their sounds yet cut that ‘thwack’.
With their 14.5mm shafts Silent E-Sticks feel like a 5A, while their anti-slip Electric Blue X-Grips contrast with the Black grips of our acoustic Silent Sticks.
And for the bass drum, acoustic or e-drum, there is Silent BeaterTM.
Model overview Silent Sticks & Beater
Silent Percussion Sticks (ASS) – 11mm shaft
Silent Sticks Thick X-Grip (SSX) – 14.5mm shaft, hard grip
Silent-E-Sticks (SSE) – 15.5mm shaft, soft grip & tip
Scott Pellegrom Signature Silent Sticks – 16.5mm shaft and soft grip
Adoro Silent Beater with flexible shaft for impact reduction, for pads
Adoro Silent Beater with fiber shaft, for acoustic drums
It’s all in your head!
Struggling with a good acoustic sound when playing less loud / acoustic? Let us introduce Adoro Heritage Heads to you!
By using a new innovative fibre material, we have optimized the warm sound of the heads and at the same time achieved maximum durability. In contrast to conventional cellulose-mylar constructions of other brands, the Heritage heads are extremely hard-wearing and still offer the unique sound characteristics of natural calf heads, very little attack, easy tuning, full and warm sound, combined with great tuning stability. On top of this, Heritage heads tune a third lower than regular heads.
While the heritage heads are really durable and can be played at highest volume, they are so sensible due to them not being laminated, and thus even the softest touch brings forth a warm and tonal sound. This is especially great when you play with silent sticks & beaters and need to play all acoustic!
Matt Drummer –
Just bought and used them today. Excellent product. If you are just an uncontrolled basher, then you will not be happy, but if you play with some finesse then I highly recommend them.
David Fuchser –
Just got a pair of the blue edrum version for my Roland kit, since I live in an apartment. It’s not silent of course, but it takes a considerable edge away compared to my regular sticks. Also have tennis ball risers underneath my bass and pedals (the main offenders!) Would recommend these sticks to any edrum player!
Justin Bowe –
I’ve tried many implements to play quieter but with good tone; I don’t like rods, I like some things about rutes, and I liked the ProMark broomsticks but these SilentSticks are the best option I’ve tried in years. They feel great, play great, and work great for playing in a small church worship area. I did break the tip off one, but it happens to real sticks too so it’s fine. They deliver a tiny bit more attack than tone, but I can live with it. Highly recommend!
Glenn Etter –
Used mine for the first time last night and was very impressed, as was the rest of the band! Wondering how long they will last and how the plastic shaft will handle cymbal rash, but so far so good…