Drum Accessories

Drum Accessories

Drum accessories are the spare parts and add-ons that keep a kit running, from drum keys and cymbal felts to wingnuts, memory locks, dampening gels and drum mats.

Keep your kit gig-ready with drum accessories and spare parts: drum keys, mats, drum shields, cymbal felts, wingnuts and dampening gels, all affordably priced and shipped fast from SWAMP's Australian warehouse.

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Keep your kit gig-ready with drum accessories and spare parts: drum keys, mats, drum shields, cymbal felts, wingnuts and dampening gels, all affordably priced and shipped fast from SWAMP's Australian warehouse.

About Drum Accessories

Drum accessories are the small parts that keep a kit playable: drum keys for tuning, cymbal felts, wingnuts and washers for stands, memory locks, floor tom legs, and bass drum claws with tension rods. Most are inexpensive SWAMP-brand spares, so replacing a lost key or worn felt never holds up a rehearsal. Dampening gels are also here, an easy way to tame overtones without retuning your drum skins and heads.

Larger helpers round out the range. A drum carpet mat stops your kick drum and stands creeping across hard floors, while the SWAMP 5 panel drum shield controls stage volume in churches, schools and rehearsal rooms. You'll also find practice pads, cymbal bags and a kick pedal isolation board. Browse the full drum gear range for drum kits, drum sticks and drum stands to complete your setup.

Drum Accessory FAQs

What is a drum key used for?

A drum key turns the tension rods that tune your drum heads. The square socket is a universal standard, so one key fits nearly every kit. Keep a spare in your stick bag, as they are the most commonly lost piece of drum hardware.

Do I really need a drum mat?

On hard floors, yes. A drum mat stops the kick drum and hardware creeping forward as you play, protects the floor from spurs and stands, and marks out a consistent setup footprint for gigging drummers.

How do drum dampening gels work?

Dampening gels stick to the drum head and absorb excess overtones, giving a tighter, more controlled sound. They are removable and reusable, so you can experiment with placement until the kit sits right in the room.