Evans E-Ring Pack, Rock-10, 12", 14", 16" (ER-ROCK)

The media could not be loaded. I threw away those sticky moongels, as these Evans rings are just the right size, not too thick, do an excellent job of muting the thwap, and allowing a beautiful sustained tone from the drum. I use them always for all situations with any head type.

Best ten bucks you can spend on improving your drum sound.

I use these and some drum dampeners to get the 'thump' I want from my toms. I don't like the ringing of toms especially the floor toms.

These rings do a better job of killing overtones than moongel, in my opinion.

These things are awesome! For just under 10 bucks, you get rid of the overtones. I've used tape, moon gel, and some other homemade remedies but nothing works better than these rings.I play lots of hard rock, but my favorite music to play to is Rush. Neil Peart is God on the drum kit as far as I'm concerned. But I would often find myself unable to hear the specifics of each fill or roll I was playing due to the overtones. And let's face it --- a person has to be play accurately in order to play along to Rush. But in order for that to happen, a person's drum kit must sound good.These rings let the natural punch of the drums come through without drowning the rest of the sound in annoying overtones.Take a chance and buy these rings. For 10 bucks, you have nothing to lose and much enjoyment to gain.The difference in sound is like night and day. Trust me.

After about a month of trying to dampen and tune my toms and snare to eliminate an annoying slightly perceptible ring...I broke down and tried these...and immediately....gone.Backing up a bit I have a mid level 5 piece Ludwig kit, nothing awesome but for an intermediate level drummer of 20 years it is fine for me. I swapped to straight acoustics set after many years of playing with mostly Alesis high end electronic kits.Now I know how to tune an acoustic kit pretty well and I make sure all my lug tensions are set properly and matching on all drums etc. I put on a better set of Aquarian coated batters and had the sound I wanted but..still this annoying slight ring that just irritated me.I spent a month trying different lug tension setups on the reso verses the batter...ahhhh..still that ring. It wasn't a resonance thing as I first thought...it was a ring. I could affect resonance by changes is the reso head tension sure but this was a fairly constant thing.Tried tape...nope..some gels...not really much better. Kind of ran out of ideas. It wasn't anything I could tune out and I hate using fugly tape etc...and I am not into using the moon gels.So..I saw these and thought well...whats another ten bucks...works or it does not. Well...it worked....as soon as I put them on....gone...GONE. Wish I would have tried them sooner but was not wanting to try yet another thing that did not quite do the job.May not work for for everyone and everyone may not like that dampening since this all a very personal thing. My drums are not your drums..my ears are not the same as yours...etc etc. But...these DO make a noticeable difference. May or may not be what a person may want but these do work. I was not expecting a simple mylar ring to make such a difference. Some difference sure...it has to but not, for me, to eliminate a very annoying issue.So bottom line...for ten bucks they make a noticeable difference. May or may not be the effect any one person wants, that’s the gamble but for a ten spot...it’s worth it.

Having a little too much resonance? Drums ringing in your ears? This simple E-ring will correct it instantly. WOW, what a difference! Thanks!

Best dampers on the market for pro drummers.