An acoustic damper system is described that is suitable for musical performances. In one example, a musical instrument is carried on a stand. A fixture is configured to be attached to the musical instrument stand and one or more fingers extend away from the fixture and the musical instrument stand to contact the musical instrument, such as a cymbal. An acoustic shield can also be attached to the musical instrument stand that has a side wall surrounding a portion of the edge of the musical instrument to reflect sound back toward the musical instrument.

A bass pad includes a frame body, a pad body, and a leg-opening mechanism. The frame body includes a pad base and a main post. The pad base is fixed to a clamp of a pedal device. The main post is arranged integrally with the pad base. The leg-opening mechanism includes two legs, two stays, and a sliding member. The height and angle of the pad base are adjusted by moving the sliding member in an axial direction of the main post to open or close the legs and the stays with respect to the main post.

A bass pad includes a frame body, a pad body, and a leg-opening mechanism. The frame body includes a pad base and a main post. The pad base is fixed to a clamp of a pedal device. The main post is arranged integrally with the pad base. The leg-opening mechanism includes two legs, two stays, and a sliding member. The height and angle of the pad base are adjusted by moving the sliding member in an axial direction of the main post to open or close the legs and the stays with respect to the main post.

A drum head and an attachment method of a cushion are provided. A drum head includes: a diaphragm; an outer cushion that is joined to the diaphragm and has a predetermined cushioning property; an inner cushion that is interposed between the outer cushion and the diaphragm and has a predetermined cushioning property; and at least one joint that joins the outer cushion to the diaphragm in a state in which the inner cushion is pressed against the diaphragm by the outer cushion.

A drum head and an attachment method of a cushion are provided. A drum head includes: a diaphragm; an outer cushion that is joined to the diaphragm and has a predetermined cushioning property; an inner cushion that is interposed between the outer cushion and the diaphragm and has a predetermined cushioning property; and at least one joint that joins the outer cushion to the diaphragm in a state in which the inner cushion is pressed against the diaphragm by the outer cushion.

A drum damper includes a flexible body having a lower edge and an upper portion extending from a left side to a right side. The body is formed from at least one panel of a sound damping material which is folded and secured in places to define a passage extending through the upper portion from the left side to the right side. An elastic cord having opposing first and second ends is received in the passage. The ends of the cord extend beyond the corresponding left and right sides of the body. A hook is secured to each end of the cord. When the hooks are connected to the drum, the lower edge of the body hangs below a bottom surface of the drum and reduces the perception by nearby people and microphones of piercing notes emitted from of the drum.

A drum damper includes a flexible body having a lower edge and an upper portion extending from a left side to a right side. The body is formed from at least one panel of a sound damping material which is folded and secured in places to define a passage extending through the upper portion from the left side to the right side. An elastic cord having opposing first and second ends is received in the passage. The ends of the cord extend beyond the corresponding left and right sides of the body. A hook is secured to each end of the cord. When the hooks are connected to the drum, the lower edge of the body hangs below a bottom surface of the drum and reduces the perception by nearby people and microphones of piercing notes emitted from of the drum.

A drum damper includes a flexible body having a lower edge and an upper portion extending from a left side to a right side. The body is formed from at least one panel of a sound damping material which is folded and secured in places to define a passage extending through the upper portion from the left side to the right side. An elastic cord having opposing first and second ends is received in the passage. The ends of the cord extend beyond the corresponding left and right sides of the body. A hook is secured to each end of the cord. When the hooks are connected to the drum, the lower edge of the body hangs below a bottom surface of the drum and reduces the perception by nearby people and microphones of piercing notes emitted from of the drum.

A drum damper includes a flexible body having a lower edge and an upper portion extending from a left side to a right side. The body is formed from at least one panel of a sound damping material which is folded and secured in places to define a passage extending through the upper portion from the left side to the right side. An elastic cord having opposing first and second ends is received in the passage. The ends of the cord extend beyond the corresponding left and right sides of the body. A hook is secured to each end of the cord. When the hooks are connected to the drum, the lower edge of the body hangs below a bottom surface of the drum and reduces the perception by nearby people and microphones of piercing notes emitted from of the drum.

A drum dampening device includes a foam pad adapted to be selectively engageable with drum wires on the drum. The foam pad is configured to dampen vibrations of the drum wires when the foam pad is engaged with the drum wires. A support plate is coupled to the foam pad, and a base plate is coupled to the support plate. An adjustment lever is coupled to the support plate and the base plate. The adjustment lever is selectively transitional between a first position and a second position, with transition of the adjustment lever from the first position toward the second position causing at least a portion of the support plate to move away from the base plate resulting in engagement of the foam pad with the drum wires.