

Remo
Remo 8" Practice Pad
Remo 8" Practice Pad
AAA Band Instrument Rentals - Norwalk
20 Fitch Street
Norwalk CT 06855
United States
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Build better technique wherever you practice with the Remo RT-0008-00 8" Tunable Practice Pad. Designed for students and experienced percussionists alike, this pad uses a genuine Remo Ambassador Coated drumhead to provide the rebound, response and playing feel of a real drum.
Unlike fixed-surface practice pads, the RT-0008-00 can be tuned to adjust the head tension and stick response. Its raised rim helps players develop control and accuracy, while the coated playing surface can also accommodate brush-work exercises.
A protective rubber bottom provides added stability and helps prevent scratches when the pad is placed on a table or desk. For a traditional upright playing position, the pad can also be attached to a compatible threaded practice-pad stand.
Compact, durable and easy to transport, the Remo RT-0008-00 is an excellent practice tool for lessons, daily rudiments, marching-percussion warmups and maintaining technique away from a full drum set.
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Manufacturer: Remo
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Model: RT-0008-00
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Series: Tunable Practice Pad
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Playing-surface diameter: 8"
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Drumhead: Remo Ambassador Coated (PRACTICE HEAD)
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Configuration: Single-sided
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Number of playing zones: One
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Tension: Adjustable/tunable
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Color: Gray body with white coated head
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Rim: Raised
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Bottom: Protective non-slip rubber
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Stand mount: Threaded practice-pad stand connection
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Commonly listed mount size: 1/4"-20 / approximately 6 mm
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Application: Drum and percussion practice
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Skill level: Beginner through advanced
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UPC: 757242114247
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Country of manufacture: Taiwan
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Approximate item weight: 1.35 lb / 0.61 kg
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Approximate packaged dimensions: 10.2" × 10.0" × 1.6"
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Approximate packaged weight: 1.39 lb / 0.63 kg
WHAT’S INCLUDED
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Remo RT-0008-00 8" Tunable Practice Pad
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Tuning key
NOT INCLUDED
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Practice-pad stand
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Drumsticks
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Carrying case
RECOMMENDED USES
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Rudiments and sticking exercises
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Timing, coordination and endurance practice
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Private lessons and school percussion programs
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Marching-band warmups
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Backstage or pre-performance warmups
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Brush-control exercises
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Practice when a full drum set is unavailable
