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Do Drum Shields Really Work? Top Five Reasons People Use Drum Shields
Do drum shields really work? And why do so many musicians and sound engineers swear by them? Drummers are the backbone of any band, bringing energy, rhythm, and drive to the music. But let’s be honest—drums can be loud. So here are the top five reasons drummers use drum shields.
Does Your Church need a Drumshield?
Deciding whether or not your church needs a drumshield or IsoPac can be a big decision. This article gives a run down of some of the advantages to containing the sound from the drum shields.
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What are Drum Shields & IsoPacs Anyway?
Trying to decide what ClearSonic product is right for your needs? Are you looking for reliable sound control for quieter home practice that won't disturb others? Are you performing live at venues or Houses of Worship and need to create better separation between instruments? Or, do you want a more ideal acoustic space to track your next big musical idea? In any case, ClearSonic has you covered.
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Did you know that in addition to hearing damage, prolonged exposure to loud noise can lead to other harmful effects on our wellbeing, such as contributing to dementia and cardiovascular disease? The Hearing Health Foundation and Dr. Daniel Fink are trying to help.