Meinl MDH dampeners are designed to effectively control the overtones of your percussion instruments, giving you precise sound control in rehearsals, the studio, or on stage. This set of 6 dampeners lets you adjust instrument resonance, making it ideal for musicians who want to control their tone without affecting dynamics. Suitable for both professional and amateur percussionists, these accessories make it easy to manage sound in a variety of settings, from home studios to music schools.
| Model | MDH |
|---|---|
| Type | Overtone dampeners |
| Quantity | 6 pieces |
| Use | Control of percussion resonance |
| Brand | Meinl |
| Application | Studio, stage, rehearsal, music school |
| Target audience | Beginners and professionals |
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