Tama True Touch Training Acousti-tone Tom Pad - 8.5-inch Drum Practice Pad for Quiet Drumming - Perfect for Home, Studio & Silent Rehearsals

I have the Evans, Gibraltar, D.W., Aquarian and Tama practice bass pads. I also used an old pearl throne top. Rigged up sideways on the thrones tripod with a tom clamp. The Tama is ranked (10).It has the best dynamics, sound, hardware, durability, and stability. Each all a 10. It's perfect aside from not producing the d.b. similar to an acoustic bass. With plastic beaters you can hear it over any low volume percussion piece. With felt pads its very quiet, suiting apartment dwellers. If I put a sock around it, I can play quietly all throughout the night without bothering my DOWNSTAIRS neighbors.The rigged-up throne seat is second best at an (8) I felt I could lay into this set-up and the dynamics were perfect. Only problem was no mount to the pedal and the durability. But that could be fixed with a bass patch.Gilbralter is a (7)Slappy feel and hi pitch tone kills this thing.Aquarian is a (6)Mounted on acoustic bass with straps. Great otherwiseD.W. and Evans are similar aside from the stand and mount. (5.5)D.W mounts on any stand. not so quiet. Evans is loud as well fixed with sock