Direct your sound where you want it.

Use the Drum Shield behind your drum set at outdoor venues to redirect your sound toward your audience. It can also be used in front of your drum set indoors to lower the impact on your closest audience members and provide more directionality to your sound.

The Cal-Mil drum set shield has an overall size of 10' x 5', and is comprised of five panels, each 5' high x 2' wide. Both end panels are made from 1/4"-thick acrylic for stability. Center panels are made from 3/16"-thick acrylic to keep them as light as possible for portability. Four durable hinges are included.

Panels are made from first-grade acrylic material. All panels have rounded corners for safety and all edges are round-routed to eliminate sharp surfaces ensuring safe assembly and transport. Notch cutouts at the bottom of each panel allow easy cable routing.

Cal-Mil 5-Piece Drum Shield Features:

• Five panels each 5' tall x 2' wide, outer two panels are 1/4" thick, inner three panels are 3/16" thick for easier portability
• Four flexible, durable hinges

Provides unprecedented control over your drum and percussion sound. Order today.

Cal-Mil 5-Piece Drum Shield

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get the bag

Posted by drumbat from maine on Jul 30, 2009

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: drummer for 14 yrs.

Reviewer's Play Style: all types

ok, i have used this at my high school in our rehearsal area in practice rooms, it really helps because when learning new things, its hard to gently tap on the drums, you've got to hit em. on stage we put it between the drums and piano so the drums wouldn't be picked up by the piano mic. i would suggest getting the bag because it does get scratched from moving it and from bus floors. it will also keep the dust off so you won't have to clean it all the time. it is very effective for pit orchestra situations and assembly was a breeze, i don't really know what other people had for problem i just slid them in, it is quite heavy but for all it does, its worth it so if you want to isolate your drums at home or in concert, this is the way to go.

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Good shield; assembly not that bad with planning.

Posted by WLS from Central IA on Apr 13, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Guitarist - Contemporary Worship Leader

Reviewer's Play Style: Contemporary Worship, Rock

Basic drum shield - good size and quality.

As most of the reviews point out, this shield requires assembly. I was able to assemble it by myself in about 30 minutes with two tools: A small rectangular piece of hardwood approximately 1.5"x.75"x12" and a rubber mallet. When you begin applying the hinge, simply push one end of the channel down onto the panel to get it started, then lay the thin (3/4") edge of the wood piece on top of the hinge channel and carefully but firmly tap the wood to push the hinge down onto the panel, working your way along the entire length. After the hinge is applied to one panel, lay the next panel down next to it and line up the top and bottom, then fold the hinge over so that it can be tapped down onto the new piece in the same manner. Repeat the process for the four hinges and you're done! NOTE: The instructions are quite lacking! One important item that it doesn't mention is to make certain that you apply the hinges in an alternating orientation so that you can fold the panels like an accordion for travel and storage! \/\/\

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Functional, but poorly designed

Posted by Ostensible from Chicago on Jan 8, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: ska/jazz/big band

So this works great as intended...isolate the drummer for various reasons. The assembly leaves something to be desired. The hinge design is poor. Assembly requires at least 2 people, 3 would be even better. Frustration during assembly is guarenteed to be off the charts. The hinges are extremely tight, especially on the 3/8" end panels. While the manufacturer recommends using a little rubbing alcohol to assist in getting the hinges onto the panels, this wasn't very effective. I finally resorted to using a blow dryer to loosen the hinge...this did seem to help a bit. IMO, I would do a bit of homework and check for a better hinge/panel arrangement

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Good luck putting this thing together.

Posted by Boxman from Chicago on Dec 30, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Jobber.

Reviewer's Play Style: N/A

You would thing that for the cost of this shield that there would be some sort of company information. While the panels and hinges appear to be very high quality, the actual assembly of the shield is nearly impossible. I'm about ready to duct tape the thing together. IMO, if you're looking for a drum shield, avoid any Cal-Mil shields.

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