Sleishman Drums are the worlds only 100% free floating drums. But what are free floating drums, how to they work, and how to they compare to regular drums?

"Free Floating" means that nothing is touching the drum except the drum skins at either ends of the drum. With every brand of drum on the market place except Sleishman, you'll notice they have lugs attached to the drum shell. What these lugs are doing is choking up some of the vibration that moves through a drum after its skin has been hit. Therefore, because there is less vibration going through the drum, there is less sound/tone, less quality sound/tone and the tuning becomes more difficult.

You can see here - nothing is touching the shell, it sits inside a cage.

With a Sleishman Drum the entire tuning range from absolute slap low, to bongo high is one continual sweet spot, because there is nothing touching/choking the shell. The drum sits inside a cage and the only thing touching the shell is the skins. This makes tuning an absolute breeze. Also the quality and amount of tone is unmatched, as is the responsiveness - you get the same sound when played extremely soft as when played extremely loud, and all dynamics in between.

Check out www.sleishman.com for more information. Or email Don or Dave Sleishman at info@sleishman.com