I've had mine for several months now using the MEDIUM pad that it ships with. My bass drum playing has improved significantly as I've practiced regularly on the FootBlaster. Cheap? No. Worth every penny? Yes!
Wow... that list of bands Eugene has been in is really impressive. I'm pretty sure they've collectively had dozens of #1 hits. I'm feeling pretty triggered.
Great insight on the FootBlaster Kickpad. I'm really tired of my Pearl BD10, which I take with me to warm up at gigs. It never stays in place. I just ordered the FootBlaster Kickpad, wouldn't have known about it, before stumbling over this video !
I'm thinking about buying one of these but I have a fairly unique problem. The problem is that I'm extremely good-looking. So will this pad make me even better looking? Because that could be a safety issue. Single ladies with fainting issues could pass out. And ladies with cardiac issues could fare even worse. So what should I do? Am I too good-looking for the Foot Blaster?
You reviewed all the physical features but i would like to know if the surface does the same rebound like the kick pad you are doing the comparison. In the minute 3:15 you are demonstrating the difference between the Footblaster kickpad and a pretty much looking Millenium E-Drum Kick Bass Pad. I have i Millenium E which give me great rebound, but after 140bpm can get any feedback or reference from the music i am playing along or the metronome. All the features of the Footblaster explained are terrific, but you forgot mention about the rebound surface, and i would really appreciate this information from you as i am currently learning two of your foot techniques. Many thanks in advance.
Very good video (Eugene is the best for that haha). It seems weird to me that the front of the pedal is raised, I would have preferred that the height of the pedal plate was adjustable, but I'm probably wrong, it must be a habit to take (or something like that)
@@Footblaster Ive watched all your videos about your footpad and is stil conserned about the quitness and would realy like a decibel-test of better quality and comparisons. It seems according to the tests done, for me, like they are equaly loud/quiet as other pads. Since I thinking of replacing my kick-drum for a converted drumset from the 22´ mesh head to this, this is a crucial point.
Oh man you guys from foot blasters have to be very happy with Eugene 😂 that was precise, funny and most importantly made me wanna buy it
I've had mine for several months now using the MEDIUM pad that it ships with. My bass drum playing has improved significantly as I've practiced regularly on the FootBlaster. Cheap? No. Worth every penny? Yes!
"Shut up and take my money!" 💲💲💲 😂
Wow... that list of bands Eugene has been in is really impressive. I'm pretty sure they've collectively had dozens of #1 hits. I'm feeling pretty triggered.
4:55 That got me good.
Final Fantasy Fanfare cameo at 1:34 :) very nice
...Thank You Eugene. These Look Awesome & Practical. 🤘🤘🤘
great video! Thanks for this Eugene
Great insight on the FootBlaster Kickpad. I'm really tired of my Pearl BD10, which I take with me to warm up at gigs. It never stays in place. I just ordered the FootBlaster Kickpad, wouldn't have known about it, before stumbling over this video !
I've just watched the most convincing video on youtube
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Спасибо за обзор 🎉
Any discount coupons for this great ítem?
I'm thinking about buying one of these but I have a fairly unique problem. The problem is that I'm extremely good-looking. So will this pad make me even better looking? Because that could be a safety issue. Single ladies with fainting issues could pass out. And ladies with cardiac issues could fare even worse. So what should I do?
Am I too good-looking for the Foot Blaster?
Nice
I am still figuring out how to built it together😢
You reviewed all the physical features but i would like to know if the surface does the same rebound like the kick pad you are doing the comparison. In the minute 3:15 you are demonstrating the difference between the Footblaster kickpad and a pretty much looking Millenium E-Drum Kick Bass Pad. I have i Millenium E which give me great rebound, but after 140bpm can get any feedback or reference from the music i am playing along or the metronome. All the features of the Footblaster explained are terrific, but you forgot mention about the rebound surface, and i would really appreciate this information from you as i am currently learning two of your foot techniques. Many thanks in advance.
Hi! In the video you can check all the hit surfaces available 👍, These surfaces simulate all the drum tensions, from tight to super low.
Thank you!
Very good video (Eugene is the best for that haha). It seems weird to me that the front of the pedal is raised, I would have preferred that the height of the pedal plate was adjustable, but I'm probably wrong, it must be a habit to take (or something like that)
You can choose to not raise! It's adjustable
@@Footblaster awesome, thank you for the information
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what is the rubber thingy you're using under the pedal heel?
No way I can hear my mesh pads (remo 8") with thos bad bois
Nice stache anyway!
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How much
www.footblaster.com for more info, thank you!
I'm not sure I'm conviced with the quietness of this pads
Please visit our channel to see some other videos and hear the quietness!
It's my main reason for considering getting one. 🤔 needs to be a good deal quieter to make it worth it
@@Footblaster Ive watched all your videos about your footpad and is stil conserned about the quitness and would realy like a decibel-test of better quality and comparisons. It seems according to the tests done, for me, like they are equaly loud/quiet as other pads. Since I thinking of replacing my kick-drum for a converted drumset from the 22´ mesh head to this, this is a crucial point.
@@blackmist80 Good Morning, you can find decibel tests in our Instagram page. The pad is definitely more quiet. Thanks for the question
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