TAMA Dyna-Sync Drum Pedal - Exploring the Dynamic Synchronization System
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2019
- The Science Behind Dyna-Sync - The Dynamic Synchronization System
Dyna-Sync is TAMA’s entry into the world of direct drive pedals and it incorporates the unique product innovations drummers have come to expect from TAMA.
00:43 Dynamic Synchronization System
01:00 Optimized Transmission Design
03:13 Dual Linkage
03:47 Slidable Cam
05:23 Other Features
#TAMA #DynaSync #TAMAPedals
Nice background sound from Chon
Reinardus Suryandaru what's the title please
@@maturanjohnmartinowenb7998 perfect pillow
Ok. This is the greatest demo video of a pedal I've ever seen. The graph is something I've never seen in other demos, that really shows how each small adjustment can maker so much of a difference.
??? Can you shoot 36 holes of golf with it too lol? I'm guessing the graph will will mean bupkis once a human being comes into the equation, head tension, foot technique etc.. Not saying it isn't a nice pedal. Just blown away by your excitement for the graph comment. Just like those golf club commercials... I should be shooting par every hole, no slice
@@wyattlilly9495 A pedal isn't like a golf club, you aren't going to "miss" the bass drum. I mean that the graph really shows someone like me who doesn't play direct drive what the benefits are and how someone like me could customize a direct drive pedal to feel like a chain drive pedal with greater speed.
@@JakeStaffin "How someone like me could customize a direct drive pedal to feel like a chain drive pedal with greater speed"
That's not exactly how they work out in the end. If you can't hit a certain BPM on Iron/Speed cobras, you won't better results on a direct drive. I'll give Tama that the Dyna Syncs have that cobra feel, but greater speed only comes with practice. I think what Wyatt meant was don't be taken in by graphics. If a direct drive pedal doesn't come with a learning curve after playing anything else for years, all these will do for a player trying to move to direct drive is hide their bad technique from them. I was actually more impressed by the Iron Cobras than anything else in the line, and would have just bought a new pair of those, but the damn cobra coil and crappy drive shaft nixed that.
Direct drives just "feel" faster, but you aren't getting faster pedals til you step to the 1k mark and above.
I've had mine for 2 months, I have never been a fan of d drive before, but tried one and it is like a mix of a speed cobra and a demon drive, it has that natural slack feel but it is a phenomenally fast pedal, well done tama.
Yes!
I think this is the first direct drive pedal demo video that shows the science behind it. Well played, Tama.
Kudos for the use of Chon.
I like that pedal board hight adjustment, that's actually pretty slick.
This pedal is absolutely amazing! Tama does it again 🥁!! Perfection 🥁!
I love this design 😍😍
Damn, these might be the pedals that finally beat the Axis A's for me
My first pedal was direct drive a Ludwig Speed King. I've used chain ever since. I will look into this pedal some features I like...
I really wish that ludwig would offer a "heavy duty" longboard version of the speed king... pretty much exactly the same, but with a longboard and just a little more meat in the weak spots for us extreme metal drummers.
Fateletradurre non capisco inglese, nenche le fotografie in iglese zio cane
@@fabrigasan2150 what
Love that you have chon in the backtrack
I tried these out at a music store and knew right away that these pedals are a step above from the others, doesn't take long to tune in and daily to you're feel, I immediately am getting a pair
Yeah same man.. I tried it and bought it in the spot!
So they reposted? Well I'm gonna be the guy on this video to say SO to CHON for their song being on this Video... Plus Nathan is in it sooo....
I have a 1977 tama pedal with a fabric strap. Will look into this
I tried it and it felt great under my foot plus I play heel down with a size 14 foot so I love the very long foot board!
With a a size 14 tour foot is big enough to oush the pedal dkwn just by sitting it on the board..lol..i dont see how anyone plays heel down
I gotta say I think the speed cobra (910) pedal is probably one of the best chain drive pedals I have ever used, I have used iron cobras for near 20 years and always felt that they were the best , but in 2017 I tried the speed cobra and was absolutely blown away by the total effortless way it felt , I play fast double bass and in the 35 years since I started playing I have never found anything to be so helpful to me as a player, I'm not a fan of direct drive but I'm going to try these out.
Hi man. I know it’s 3 years later. But did you ever get to try these out coming from the speed cobras?
@@nuellebeats1774I'm late to your party, but as a former Irom conra player, and now dynasync player, I can tell you they're well worth the upgrade. ESPECIALLY if you can get a nice condition used set. I will say I'm personally not a fan of the short cam setting. But after some tension adjustments and setting the cam to 3/4 to the "long" setting. Im in love. Still not killing 16ths at 300bpm. But that's a skill issue and not a hardware issue lol.
Glad to hear Math Rock getting some recognition with the Chon track.
Whenever I need/want some type of drum hardware, I always look at what Tama has first.
I like how they (Drum Companies) come up with these names Optimized Transmission design. Slap a important sounding name to it and give it a high tech look and "wall la" ............ I did play it and it does feel really nice. When you flip the beater back with your finger and let it go, it goes back & forth for almost 2 mins. (not that it makes it a better pedal) but it shows how balanced and controlled the action is. Another really good pedal imo is Axis with 4 or 5 encased bearings through out the pedal.
its an iron cobra with a different pedal surface and some polish... compare the pedals. except the dyna doesn't have adjustable beater angle. other than than you are paying for a solid bar of metal between the beater and pedal. no reason this thing should cost 400$ more... its insane. its identical to the cobra, and that pedal is still overpriced.
Did you mean "voila!"? 😂😂😂😂
Aye chon! 🙌🏽👍🏽🤘🏽🔥
Figures. After 10+ years of waiting I buy a different brand & now Tama finally releases their own
I love that CHON is the band chosen for this video.
I was waiting for Tama to release a direct drive pedal for so long! I played the original Cobra's for many years then switching to the Axis longboards. Axis are good but impossible to adjust to my liking with the tiny allen keys. Never seems to have the right setup for me. Tama is plug and play and very well made too. Can't go wrong.
700$ for a pedal that has less adjustment capability than an iron cobra but is made on the exact dies of the iron cobra...compare the two. the pedal is identical. just a different foot board surface. but if you had that linkage, i bet you could switch it with iron cobra's and it'd be nearly identical feeling. the only thing you probably pay for is upgraded bearings. i've never seen something priced soooooo high that is just another thing. it'd be like charging 700$ for the old flexi glide iron cobra.
@@treatb09 Dude go see ACD UNLIMITED. The guy make pedals and pieces to custom all pedals. Wondering about buying two longboards for my iron cobra
Where are you negative guys getting a $700 dollar price from? I paid under $500 for my new double. Totally worth it!
You could put elliptical cam on a strap pedal. I will keep my speedkings thanks
Any driveshaft improvements?
Interesting
Perfect Pilloww
Footboard spikes please?
I've used a Tama Iron Cobra Double bass pedal for years. I'm considering getting this but I'm not understanding some of the engineering. At 1:47, they explain that the amount of force you apply vs the angle of the beater is NOT linear like it is in a chain drive pedal. I can see how they achieved this by using an L shaped link. However, they don't explain WHY this decision was made. My understanding is that other direct drive pedals are linear. Am I wrong on that? This is something I never see reviewers talking about. Any insight into this would be most helpful.
I have not been able to demo any direct drive pedals as my local music stores don't have floor models of them.
I never understand need for large cam. Smaller cam = higher speed of the beater and less movement of the footboard (which is good thing). When you set the cam in the middle position between L (large) and S (small), the speed is similar to Iron Cobra, but if you want higher speed includes less effort just set the cam on S (small) position. That's my point of view.
All direct drive pedals have an exentric feel because of the mechanism. They can not feel lineair like a chain or strap with a circle shaped cam. It's impossible. On the other hand you can change the feel of an chain or strap drive from lineair to exentric by changing the shape of the cam.
welp i now have to get this pedal. math rock drummers enjoy math rock in the promo videos
Great explanation (graphs) of direct drive and the adjustable cam, so I adjusted my 90's vintage Premier EDP300 direct link double pedal (converted to springs), it too has this adjustment.. Direct drive is nothing new and chain never dies. I love my iron cobra (single) over the Premier though, should i get a double speed cobra? Those are expensive.
In case it helps you, I have a first generation Iron Cobra double pedal (from back in 92 or 93, I think), wich I still use and love (they are virtually indestructible), but 2 years ago I bought a second gen Speed Cobra (double as well), and I absolutely love them too. I'm more than happy with them, and I think if you like the IC, you'll probably like the SC.... just check'em out...
I'm not fan of direct drive, anyway...
I have had a Trick dominator twin pedal for 5 years no problems it can convert into 2 singles lots of quick adjustments on the fly very well made high quality at a high price but well worth it. The Tama is an old design
Yeah but those trick pedals and high end crap are just built for speed. They have no nuance or power.
This pedal literally combines both those elements.
I want one.
tama the best
power speed feel
CHON!!
I want to try the double so bad. But the only music store in town, Guitar Center, does not carry to many high dollar items in drum section. Would probably have to pay up front and order it.
However, if by chance I did not like it, I would feel bad getting a refund.
TAMA: Please send a demo double pedal to the Guitar Center in Des Moines, Iowa U.S. Help out the Midwest drummers, I am not the only one out here curious about this awesome pedal. Thank you.
I want one
I still prefer the old Ludwig Speed King. Aside from the squeak, which a little WD-40 took care of, I never had a faster or smoother pedal. (Though the Ghost came close.)
I saw where they're re-making the speed king again! I can't wait to see what Ludwig comes up with.
I’ve had speed cobras for like 9 years, just went to the dyna syncs after never playing direct drives before, can hardly go passed 160bpm without falling apart and I’m normally easily able to go above 200bpm
Does it just take a while
To get used to them?
Yes, give it a while. Almost any new pedal feels cumbersome & awkward at first. Fortunately, every part of the Dyna (except the spring tension) has index markings, so you can get it back to the factory settings. I like to work with the factory settings for a while before adjusting a pedal too much. You can end up chasing a set-up, adjusting too many things, and get the pedal out of whack. I love the Speed Cobra, but have grown to enjoy a friend’s Dyna Sync a lot. Speed Cobras are really nice, but TAMA has brought a very credible entry to direct drives.
@@jphifer2848
I don't know how true it is bc I've never owned one, but I have heard it takes a minute to get used to a direct drive pedal in general. If I ever own one, I'll give it some muscle memory time myself
that's interesting. I'm the complete opposite.
I got faster.
Is this pedal a Longboard? There is no info about that on the website
Duarte de Matos yeah man im 99% sure it is. Got 2 in the local music store and from memory it has a long board like the speed cobra
@@Tact1calP0tat0 Thanks Man!
Duarte de Matos I have a size 14 foot and play heel down and my foot easily fit on the pedal so I would say yeah it is a long board.
@@Monsterdrumma Thanks man!!
Duarte de Matos No problem!
Is the footboard long like the speed cobra?
Very similar, but shaped just a bit differently.
@@jphifer2848 huh🤨😂
The only thing that doesn't really convince me is that the cam angle is depending on only one of these damn screws. They tend to wear out pretty fast (speaking from experience with other tama pedals) which in this case would just break the whole pedal.
I thought the same. My pedal arrived yesterday and it is dented between the pieces, it is not based in compression alone. Small teeth maintain de pieces tight together. I was pleased with it.
@@XXxxABHxxXX Sounds promising, thanks for the input! So do you think it's robust enough for long time usage? How does it play? :)
I've been really out of it. tama finally came out with a direct drive! and I just got the updated speed cobra for a real kit maybe a year ago. oh well
Is it a longbored
$700 and you can't convert it to 2 singles?
That's so you'll buy gen2 with that functionality. Weak, Tama.
Darrin yardley Such an easy thing to design into the pedal.
@@Assimilator702 Right? Pearl, Axis, Trick, Yamaha......
Technically you can, but it would require buying another para-clamp to attach to the slave pedal. So it can be done, but yeah it's not convenient.
handidrummed I’ve done it with my speed cobras. You’re right. That’s all you need is a paracetamol which you can find for about $15?
Not possible to adjust beater angle independently from the footboard?
It’s bs.
You lift the board.
Chon
Is it a long board like the speed cobra??
Also, this thing is freaking $900CAD!!!
At that price point I might as well go with Trick, or spend less and go with Demon Drive.
its a reworked iron cobra too. compare the shape and size of everything. they didn't even bother to change the mount size on the pedal. you could probably put it on an iron cobra. all it is is a linkage design that they adapted to fit on the cobra, then they market it like this, and charge twice the price. fucking scam!
The guy from ehx?
Watch this in 360p for the authentic 90s view.
Looks really good, that price though...
they are made on the exact dies of the iron cobra. they are scamming people and exploiting this market and gimmic. no reason a bar between the beater and pedal should demand twice the price.
@@treatb09 and you know this how, Bo? You work at the factory or have flown to China and taken a tour and seen the dies are identical to the iron cobra's? I am not doubting you or calling BS, only reason I ask, ive been in tool and die manufacturing most my life and I understand tooling very well. So, just curious about your seemingly confident post about the factories manufacturing equipment ...?!
As far as scamming people, hell, since when has any corporation for profit cared or looked out of the consumer? Its always about bottom line profits, and this goes for every industry in the world .... Not sure why I wrote and posted all of this, man, I can care less, its gotta be the weed I just smoked... ha
@@michaelsinanis3022 compare the two... they are identical
My gawd I want one. My DW Rx series Double pedal just isn't cutting it.
The iron cobra 900 series with power cams (HP900PW) are also great at almost half the price. Cheers.
Rogers (Joe Thompson), invented all this 60 years ago. They are even using the "Dyna word" haha
I love my Rogers pedal but I also think it’s good that someone revisited its basic design and function. I’ll wait another year or two until these start appearing on the used market, and then I might spring for one
@@JoshPicker If you find an early pre CBS swivo, gen1 or 2. It will have needle bearings. I have a fully restored one and it is amazing. The best stuff has already been produced. Try to find a better snare drum than a Radio king or a Supraphonic. Cheers!
@@JoshPickergot mine for a zildjian A crash I didn't use anymore and a speedking. Best trade ever.
@@brianchisnell1548Dyna-Sonic!
Ou mai gód
Speed king sixty bucks used
Seems to be Chris turner playing
Yes! Haha
CHON!!!!!!!!
Those pedals look awesome! Too bad though, that my 20 year old Iron Cobra double pedal still works like the day I bought it 😂 They we're created to last forever.
But these are direct drive so they're just better already
Idk. I recently got the Iron Cobra 900, and had trouble controlling the rebound from that Cobra Coil. The chain is just fine by me. I don't see direct drive helping me out at all. I'm sure it's a good pedal, but I'm guessing it's not that big a difference to justify the $ difference
Direct drives aren't for everyone, I'm not the biggest fan of them either because you lose a noticeable amount of power with them. Still would like to try the dynasyncs out though
couldn't live without the coil. it pushes the board up into your foot constantly
Is that chon perfect pillow I hear?!?
Looks to me that the left pedal can't be setup as a single pedal..I see there is no place for spring assembly on it. :-( Too bad..especially for us players with two kick setup.
No we have to buy 2 singles
Does CHON use tama?
Yes, Nathan is endorsed by Tama
Needed independent beater angle adjustment.
Been using this pedal solidly for 3 years
Trust me. that's not needed.
Czarcie Kopyto pedals by far Imo are the smoothest and best built pedals hands down I have ever had. I have had speed cobras, pearl demon drives,speed king but Czarcie Kopyto out perform them all pricey but well worth it.
They look like Trick pedals but with a standard extension spring. They look cool, but I never could get used to direct drive. Also not a fan of the metal-esque logo on the footboards.
Strangely enough, the best-feeling pedal I ever used was the PDP BOA. It was like playing the bass drum with my brain, like I wasn't even aware there was a pedal. Unfortunately, it was also one of the worst-feeling pedals - it was a little too adjustable. I couldn't duplicate the good settings, and of course it had serious reliability issues.
I think my ideal pedal now would be something like the Perfect Balance pedal, minus the problematic folding mechanism, but a double pedal, and with DW's Delta I hinge from 25 years ago.
But still using below pedal spring tension adjustment. =(
i want
Hey, Tama, ask Mike Portnoy to make a demonstration of the pedal!!!!!
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer Portnoy sucks ? What planet u from? 🤣😂
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer lmao get some taste ? U lack what it is to be a musician .. to say Potnoy sucks just shows ur immaturity and lack respect for the art of drumming and to those who spent years mastering their craft. Lang is a great drummer.. Gavin harris is a great drummer .. Danney Carey is a great drummer.. They all bring something to the table for us to strive for the level of performance, execution and dedication to the instrument. The only one who lacks taste here.. is YOU.
WhoDarestheMAN gamer pffft sorry excuse of a whatever musician and human being u are . Loser. Cry urself to sleep .
The Veil of Maya guy would be a better demo.
👀
I don't want to shit-post on anyone who happens to like this set of pedals - far from it, it is just that I see several problems with it, that could have easily been avoided.
I owned a pair of Speed Cobras (HP910LWN) , that overall were a great set of pedals for their 450€, but those had flaws, that I see repeated with this product.
First problem being the weak drive shaft:
Hence there are no bearings reducing the friction from motion it is bound to wear off with use, which results in latency in the drive shaft, which results in bad force transmission and noise emission.
This gets handled better by ALL other brands arround that price-point.
Secondly; Wtf were they thinking, when they put together the main pedal?!?:
From the pictures it appears, that on the main pedal the beater-angle can not be changed independently from the footboard, due to their cheaper none-adjustable version of a beater holder, that can also be found on the 200-300€ versions of the iron and speed cobras (on a pedal that runs for 650€?!?). Why they chose to do this on these is simply beyond me.
Thirdly: This problem with tama pedals bugged the hell out of me, while I was using my set of Speed Cobras. The inability to switch from a double-pedal into two single pedals is simply unpractical.
Especially since it is not that difficult to redesign them in a way, that makes exactly that possible (put the second spring on the slave pedal and attach a hoop clamp to it - mission accomplished).
This way in order to play on two basedrums you have to buy another single pedal - just silly.
All of those cuts come down to the manufactoring-budget and the linked profit, that can be made per pair.
On the Speed Cobras (which cost 200€ less) I found it acceptable, that those cuts are made, because there are no other option on the market for that price, that improved on these points.
However for 600+€-direct-drive-pedals the situation is quite a bit different:
There are the demon drives, which cost arround 600€.
There are Trick-pedals for 700€.
There are the Yamaha DFP9Ds for roughly 600€.
In America you can get a pair of axis A-longboards for roughly 600$
And if one would choose to pay arround 1000€ (only 350€ more) there are high-end options like Czarcie Kopytos (my current driver), Trick Pro Big Foots or perhaps machined DWs if you would really like to burn your money ;D.
My point is, that there are so many better options than the Dyna Sync and I really don't see the point for it existing.
It is just Tama's weak attempt to enter an already over-saturated market and due to this form of extensive marketing feals like a cheap cash-grab to me.
I like Tama, but this is a weak entry in my book.
I have this pedal and it's awesome.
my only gripe is they could have allowed beater angle adjustments.
@@dcmastermindfirst9418idk if they have multiple generations of this pedal yet or not. But mine allows for separate beater angle adjustments. Independent from the footboard.
Don't even drum here for Chon
But does it run Crysis 3?
I think you have the wrong video. 😂😂😂
Shut up @Tama, and take my money!
Demon Drive?
Erkkk
Sold it and bought this. much better
I'd pay $425 for this.
A pedal we all could be without. Pointless to put out a "new" pedal when the pedal before is way, WAY better in every way.
I bought my first direct drive pedal and I sorely regret it.
A Pearl double demon drive.
I should of stuck with chain or nylon.
All the amazing drummers in the 70’s used the most shitty pedals but still managed to play brilliantly.
Except many of them were not shitty.
exactly what was classified as a shitty pedal in the 70s? I’m actually curious, because I don’t think that the price ranged back then for pedals as much as it did back then.
That pedal is 1/2 Iron Cobra. Should have named it the "Dyna Cobra". I'd be more interested in it because the name "Dyna Sync" is really meh, and doesn't grab my attention. The name "Cobra" is iconic in the industry and it's surprising Tama didn't take advantage of that. A little shallow, I know, but I think these things matter here, the same as they would when buying a car or something
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Joabe drums brother prefiro os Axis A viu...experimentei aqui...são bons mas pagar $600 não vale...prefiro os meus Axis...valew
@@edubatera72 , no futuro pretendo adquirir o tama airon cobra mais até lá vou pesquisar mais .
How it's made: "Over priced Pedals"
Nah top of the line highly customizable equipment t you are novice drummer or to cheap or to broke to buy
if you broke just say that
700 and same crappy hoop clamp.
Please repost this without the background music.
Tama STILL have asymmetrical beaters on the double version, and the worst quality driveshafts, so lazy, such a pity.
Tama bass pedals don't hold up. I had an Iron Cobra double, and a Speed Cobra double, and they played good for 3 or 4 months, then they started falling apart. The pieces would literally fall off during gigs. Then after about 6 months, the slaves started to seriously lag and I had enough. I had a Pearl Eliminator for 12 years before that. It was a rock solid pedal that was smooth as silk. I only tried the Tama pedals because my brother was drunk one night and fell on my kit in the garage, and snapped my Pearl pedal, so I figured I would try the Tamas. After a year of Tama, I bought another Pearl Eliminator. Had it for 5 years now, never grease it or do anything to it. Set it up and play.
I do however like the Iron Cobra Hi hat pedal. I have used one for 4 years that I bought off Craigslist for $75 brand new. It's held up well, although I did replace a strap on the foot board.
How in the hale can you justify a WHOPPING $700 for a freakin' bass pedal???!!!🤔
That's INSANE!!!!!!!!!!😨
Because people are paying it? If we all come together and hold our ground and don’t buy it the price would drop.
Iphone’s are the same way...not worth $699-$1200
@mickeynel Lol. only isheep buy iPhones.
not smart enough to figure out it's the same shit for a higher price.
I switched to Samsung a decade ago.
Seeing this in 2022 is HILARIOUS.
Annoying distracting background music!🤨
Theyre actually a really good band. Go check em out theyre call CHON!
All that fancy talk about how this and that is scientifically optimized, yet the god damn drive shaft is still the cheap old model without bearings. No thank you.
That's so you'll buy gen2 or 3 with that functionality. Weak, Tama.
I believe they changed the design of all their pedals to acomodate "Oiles" thicker, stronger, no bearing shaft... Which are you referring to?
@@mwb78 If only. The overhauled versions of the Iron and Speed Cobra didn't have bearings in the drive shaft either.
WhoDarestheMAN gamer which they purchased the copyrights to from Trick. Still, the tech is out there and easy to do. Pearl Demon Drives have it, All Tricks, Yamaha FP9 has ball bearing drive shafts. Come on, Tama!
Am I the only one that skipped these and went to Trick after years playing Iron Cobras? What is it, 3 decades now that y'all have been making these things, and all along drummers have been telling you, fix the drive shaft. Eat the bit of profit and make a damn roller bearing shaft already! Yeah it plays like a cobra but if that's what someone wants, that's what they'll buy. Y'all basically built in failure points to what was a solid Iron Cobra foundation.
I love Tama Drums, but you nerfed the pedals with that dumb "cobra coil", y'all are killing me with this here. Pretending that it's anything more than a direct drive Cobra is just disingenuous. It's literally just a couple bearings and a cam design away from being a speed cobra!
Imho if you're gonna spend 700 bucks on a pedal you might as well just spend the 1k on a Trick set, ACD, or Czarcie Kopyto. Otherwise, have fun replacing your drive shafts once you figure out they go slack in less than a couple years of heavy play.
Overall I liked the feel of the Dyna Syncs I played, but they aren't worth what you're asking for them at all. Lose the stupid "cobra coil" novelty, spend the money you save on springs to make roller bearing shafts. Please!
all it takes is that linkage, and you could convert an iron cobra to this drive... but they decided to sell a pedal for 700$ that is exactly identical to an iron cobra... fuck this company, fucking rip offs. if i had the tools i could make a conversion in no time and just use my iron cobra identically to this dyna sync pedal. my iron cobra has a short pedal, but still. this company is ripping you people off. these are identical to iron cobras. cobras were overpriced when they were the flagship... this is absurd.
SCAM! its a drum pedal... identical to iron cobras. nothing special. its a linkage between a beater and a foot. they think they they deserve 400$ for that little metal bar between the pedal and the beater. pedal surface don't mean shit. board don't either. nothing new, or fancy or redesigned just a scam.. IT EVEN HAS THE BASS RING CLAMP OFF TO THE SIDE STILL. SO THE PEDAL CAN'T BE TIGHTENED DOWN TO THE CENTER OF THE DRUM WITHOUT ROLLING OVER
even if it was entirely redesigned. its a fucking drum pedal in this day an age where every part is machined by a fucking robot and pumped out for 1 cent per part. just to rip you people off.
F… the background music
Its so fucking ugly xd it look like a prototype still i hope tama release some iron cobra/speedcobra with this sistem
Just get some cheap pedals. Companies are raping people . I play 10 year old pearl eliminators and can double stroke at 250+
Looks like some cheap shit to me. If you want a good direct drive pedal get Chachi capito, trick or axis not this. Sorry Tama I love most of your products but