How To: Replace a broken drum pad

If one of your drum pads is broken you have a number of options, get one of our drum repair kits, or replace the whole drumpad (which you can get from our Guitar Hero parts store)

This is a short video we have produced to show you just how easy it is to do! All you need is a new pad, a screwdriver and 5 spare minutes take a look and tell us what you think. If you have any problems with this or any other Guitar Hero related problem take a look in our Guitar Hero repair forums

 

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4 Comments on "How To: Replace a broken drum pad"

  1. david brown on Sun, 4th Jul 2010 12:56 am 

    ive had to replace the yellow cymbal and the red drumpad for the guitar hero world tour drums..now the blue durm pad stopped working..how long are the drums supposed to last? ive had them for less than 6 months

  2. Steve on Mon, 5th Jul 2010 12:31 pm 

    Hi David

    A lot of it will depand on how you play – if you are a brutal drummer then you will have to expect a few breakages (although it does sound like you have been quite unlucky with yours) But most people do not have any major issues for years.

  3. Brandon on Sat, 24th Sep 2011 1:50 am 

    Whenever I hit the green drum it makes it look like I’ve hit it twice instead of once but only if I try to hit an accent note or right in the center. Lower on the drum is fine but it’s hard just to hit the very bottom of it, can this be fixed or do I need to buy another sensor or something

  4. Steve on Mon, 26th Sep 2011 2:59 pm 

    Hi Brandon

    If you are getting double (or phantom) hits then you will need to replace the sensor in that pad.

    Have a look at our Solderless drum repair kits in the featured items box at the top of the sidebar.

    Hope this helps

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