Efnote EFD-T1212-BO 12"x12" Floor Tom
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Efnote
EFD-T1212-BO 12"x12" Floor Tom
Product Info
Article Number:
547448
Brand:
Efnote
Model:
EFD-T1212-BO 12"x12" Floor Tom
Category:
Electronic Snare Drum Pads
Price:
$482.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Efnote EFD-T1212-BO is a solid, budget-friendly floor tom pad for electronic drum setups. The birch shell provides a surprisingly natural tone, and the included stand is a nice touch. This is a great option for gigging musicians or home recordists who want a dependable, versatile floor tom without the acoustic drum's bulk.
Product Description
- Efnote EFD-T1212-BO 12"x12" Floor Tom
- Floor Tom Pad
- Size: 12" x 12"
- 6-Ply birch wood shell
- 2-Zone pad
- Double layer mesh head
- Colour-matched hoop rubber
- Finish: Black oak
- Incl. tom stand legs
PROS
- • 6-ply birch shell delivers a warm, resonant tone.
- • Double-layer mesh head provides realistic feel and durability.
- • Color-matched hoop rubber enhances aesthetics and reduces unwanted noise.
- • Included tom stand legs offer immediate setup convenience.
CONS
- • The mesh head, while durable, won't perfectly replicate acoustic tom feel.
- • 2-zone triggering, while functional, might lack nuance for advanced users.
- • Black oak finish, while attractive, could be prone to minor scuffs.
Product Video
Key Features
Pad Type
Mesh
Size
12 in x 12 in
Trigger Zones
2-Zone
Sensitivity
Adjustable via Efnote software
Rim Type
Rubber
Weight
Approximately 8 lbs (with legs)
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Frequently Asked Questions
The triggering is reliable but might not have the ultra-precise dynamic response of some premium pads; it's still very usable for most styles.
Yes, it uses standard trigger outputs and should be compatible with most drum VSTs, though mapping may require some adjustment.
The stand is functional and adequate for most situations, but heavier hitters might prefer a more robust aftermarket stand for maximum stability.
