Isolates your sound in the studio and controls it onstage.

The Drum One Shield Two Drum Shield is just what you need for sound control. 5 Plexiglas panels, each 5' tall by 2' wide are joined by sturdy continuous plastic hinges, set up and tear down easily for enhanced mic isolation. Engineered for excellent sound deflection, this shield holds up well to road wear and flying drumsticks.

Drum One Shield Two Drum Shield Features:

• Quality construction
• Great durability
• Excellent sound deflection characteristics

Quit pulling your hair out. Just throw that drummer in the "closet," and all your miking issues will solve themselves. Order your Shield Two today.

Drum One Shield Two Drum Shield

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think about it

Posted by dwdrumeralltheway from Nashville, TN on Jun 16, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Country

Well I won't insert my name but lets just say out of the 52 wks of the year I'm on the road about 35-40 of them on tour, this product just makes common sense, I will agree it does add to the noise on drummers ears, but thats why there's a company out there that makes noise cancelling in ear monitors and they work great together. The sound of the overall stage w/ each drum mic'd and not seeping into stage mics makes for the perfect balance through your crowd monitors...there's a reason why these things have been around for years...

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uh...no.

Posted by Drumkommandr from Alvarado, TX on Dec 17, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Death Metal/Black Metal

bought one a few weeks back, and i personally think it kinda sucks. as for muffling the sound, yeah, kinda, but more than anything it just reflects back at you. it's nothing to write hom about. i gave up on trying to make it stand on its own for longer than ten minutes and started using it as a partition between my kit and random gear.

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drum shield

Posted by willie from Chicago on Nov 13, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock

I saw a drummer in Las Vegas over 20 years ago with a shield and thought it would be great. I mentioned it to my bass player back then and he thought it was stupid. Well years later we're playing a really small club and ny cymbals were right in his ears.....2 weeks later I have the shield. We get a better mix with it and the stage volume is so much nicer. I should have got one 20 years ago

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Meh.

Posted by xNarrowSoulx from Missouri, USA on May 29, 2007

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Punk, Alternative, Acoustic

Well, having talked to other drummers, I must offer my input. First, the design is flawed, with the assembly and the fact that it's only standing up on its own, which means it can tip if you fold it out too much. But the sound... Yeah, quieting drums, noble enough. But, you can't hear the other people because not only are the panels stopping the sound, they're reflecting your sound back at you, which means you are destroying your ears. UNSAFE!- So, the solution would be a studio monitor, right? Well, if you have the equipment to get studio monitors set up, then why are you buying this? Honestly, be smart.

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Jammin' for Jesus

Posted by jigsdrummer from Berwick, PA on Mar 30, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Contemporary Christian, Praise and Worship

This shield was bought to keep some of the drum noise out of the vocal mics. I was totally against it at first (how dare you try to quiet the drums?!) but is has grown on me. As far as assembly, I'm not sure what all the fuss is about. I had mine together in about 20 minutes. I didn't know there were so many whining drummers out there. It is kinda cool being in your own little space and the general opinion is that the overall sound is better, although it's a little harder for me to hear everything else. They call me "the boy in the plastic bubble." If there is a drawback, it's that I have to look at 5 reflections of myself looking back at me!!!!!!

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