Description
Product Overview
Overview
The Gibraltar Port Hole Protector is a professional-grade hardware solution designed to safeguard the edges of a bass drum port. When a hole is cut into a drumhead for microphone placement or sound projection, the exposed edges become vulnerable to fraying, tearing, and accidental damage. This chrome-finished protector provides a durable, rigid barrier that maintains the structural integrity of the head while adding a polished, professional aesthetic to your kit.
What Stands Out
Key Details
- Durable Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of touring and frequent setup/teardown.
- Chrome Finish: Features a high-quality chrome plating for a sleek look and corrosion resistance.
- Precision Fit: Specifically engineered for 5-inch port holes to ensure a snug, secure fit.
- Edge Reinforcement: Prevents the drumhead material from splitting or peeling over time.
Best For
Use Cases
- Studio Recording: Ideal for bass drums with internal microphones where the port edge is frequently touched or bumped during mic positioning.
- Live Performance: Essential for drummers who move their gear frequently, protecting the head from snagging on cases or stage equipment.
- Kit Aesthetics: Provides a clean, finished look to the front head of the bass drum, hiding rough cuts from the porting process.
Setup Notes
Installation
Installation is straightforward and requires no permanent modifications to the drum. Simply align the protector over the 5-inch port hole on the resonant head. The protector is designed to sit flush against the head, securing the edges in place to prevent movement and wear.
Compatibility Check
Compatibility
- Port Size: Designed specifically for 5-inch diameter port holes.
- Drum Type: Compatible with standard bass drum resonant heads.
Verified Product Facts
Additional Details
- Manufacturer: Gibraltar
- Delivery Format: Physical product
- Dimensions: 9.25 x 6.25 x 0.03 in
- Weight: 0.1 lbs







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