TAMAHP910LWN Twin Pedal Speed Cobra - Double Drum Pedal

Para mi todo perfecto...están hermosos la verdad, es una compra que vale la pena

Wow, wow, and wow again. I have been playing drums for over 55 years, and double bass for the last 30 years. My old Tama pedals were great but lacked a long board and had very limited adjustment. This double pedal has a million ways to fine tune it and it is surgically smooth and controllable. These pedals eliminated the physical work I used to have to do, and because you can adjust the pedals and beater angel separately, it is a dream come true. No more settling for a 'middle ground' adjustment, now I can fine tune the pedals to 'exactly' the way I want them, and talk about ease of use and precision. I could go on about these pedals for two more hours, but I think you get the gist. Simply perfect in every regard. Nice engineering and work, you guys. Be warned, these take a little getting used to because they are so responsive, but once you get familiar with them, they will take you to a whole new level...I promise. I bought this and the single version because I use a double pedal on my left bass so I can use my heel on one of them and still control the hi hat, or go straight against the bass for harder songs where the pedal connects to the bass. I tried a bunch of pedals, some far more expensive, and this is the one I decided on. It far surpasses anything out there in my opinion. You won't be disappointed, and worth every penny.

Awesome product.. Delivery was nice and in time.. The price was a bit high.. Overall excellent experience..

Una verdadera maravilla

I just replaced my DW-5000s with these Tama Speed Cobras and I'm thrilled. The build is extremely solid, and the fine level of adjustment possible is a blessing. Having the board height and beater angle effectively de-linked was a breakthrough. What was frustrating for me about the old pedals – they're not the newest model, and DW might have already addressed this issue – was that at any reasonable board height, the beater angle was such that I'd frequently hit myself in the foot with the beater, which was a real nuisance. These are almost *too* fast, and the first hour I spent playing I found my feet actually rushing. This isn't the sort of problem that, as a six-month drum novice who switched from playing guitar for the last 37 years, expects to have. If you're not a metal player, you might not love the beaters. They sound great, delivering just enough click, for metal, but I think I'll swap them out for felt beaters when playing other genres of music. All in all, a real delight.