What type of drum mufflers are there and where can I get them?

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#1 JarOfGunz
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^ Yeah basically....

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#2 jonnymcl2k
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I tend to stay away from muffling drums as much as possible, but I do use moongel on my snare, so try that.

what heads do you use out of interest?

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#3 JarOfGunz
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Snare and floor toms

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#4 JarOfGunz
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Srry, What i meant to say was that I really don't know the material its made of xD

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#5 jonnymcl2k
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You may want to research drum tuning and different heads before you rely on muffling. I always think that it should be a last resort, and you can generally buy heads that have less overtones and wouldn't require dampening.