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Your cart is empty.Don't compromise when it comes to miking drum kits in your studio! Does cymbal bleed cause you to pull those excellent-sounding toms down in the mix? Does the drummer insist on laying into the cymbals as if his or her life depended on it? Primacoustic's CrashGuard helps you get great drum sounds while keeping overbearing cymbals at bay. This ultra-portable acoustic treatment actually mounts directly onto the mic stand and minimizes cymbal bleed with its open-cell foam construction. You're literally putting acoustic treatment right where you need it! Primacoustic CrashGuard Portable Acoustic Treatment for Drums Features at a Glance: Easily mounts on microphone stand Lightweight and easy to position Minimizes sound reflections and cymbal bleed at the mic High-impact ABS plastic/high-density open-cell acoustic foam construction Put Primacoustic's CrashGuard at the kit and make your recorded drums sound better than
Breyner E.F.A
2025-08-16 11:57:39
TenÃa mis dudas, al tenerlo me convenció, lo utilicé para el Snare y me sirvió muy bien, excelente!!!
Dave
2025-06-28 18:29:26
it's big and makes setting mics up hard but it does work. ok? it does bro. i love you. hi.
Christian A. Lainez
2025-06-21 21:21:54
Used this crash drum to attenuate reflections from a cavernous space for filmed interviews. I didn't expect to have great results but they shattered my expectations. Great for dialogue recordings too!
Kevin O.
2025-05-07 13:26:35
I had my eye on this product for a good while before I broke down and bought one. In short: yes, you can live without it. It's hard to position correctly, and it doesn't make a staggering difference in cymbal bleed. I tip my hat to Primacoustic for the idea, but for the price, I expected more.
Joe
2025-04-30 15:22:51
As ex[ected. from Amazon Shopping!
Henador Titsov
2025-03-12 15:58:00
The "spillage" reduction is claimed as a by-product and is stated as such by the manufacturer. The primary purpose of this is:1. Protect your mic.2. Get silly kids to buy something to protect their mics as they have little to no control as to where the next hit is destined to land.
Chad
2025-02-18 14:56:14
Nothing super fancy about this, it’s a physical plastic barrier lined with foam, that keeps audio from the hi hats in our case from getting into the snare mic. Works!
StrongBad
2025-01-23 18:41:38
I bought this based on reviews and advertising. I'm was trying to avoid bleed over from other drums while recording them. Don't waste the money, use noise gates or a good expander to lessen the input from other drums/cymbals instead. I can't tell a discernible reduction in bleed over at all using a Shure SM57 on the batter head of my snare. Just not doing what it advertises, this item may deserve 3 stars. However, I took one more away due to the size of this device--it is a big rectangular intrusion into the space of the head of the drum and it's very hard to miss with the drum stick. Of course any time you to hit this instead of the drum, you get no snare sound and have to edit out the mishit and paste in another snare hit. Not worth it if you can automate noise gate on the snare and save the tedious part of editing out the mishit. One reason I gave it 2 stars instead of 1 is because it actually held up to a TON of punishment after hitting it dozens of times. Not even a scratch on the surface of this thing! If it works for you, great! Know that it will stand up to some hard-hitting pressure (I play hard rock so I'm kind of a hard hitter).
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