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[kkdii]

hmm, comparing bass drum pedals and not checking Tama pedals is like comparing sports cars and forget the Porsche.

[jjdrumworks]

Good video! Surprised to see there was NO Tama pedals here. Their HP-50, HP-300, HP-310, HP900, and HP910 would all be good options to size up against the competition! I personally like the Sonor PBP and Tama HP900 Iron Cobras are my favorites. I'd love to win the Sonor Perfect Balance Standard!

[fernandomarques]

I would like to see the TAMA pedals here as well, in this comparison. Sure there are others, such as AXIS, LUDWIG, PREMIER, ROGERS, DIXON, etc. But the Iron Cobra Series, and especially the Speed Cobras are very good options, and they are fantastic. I own several pedals (different brands), and I prefer The Speed Cobra; it´s lighter yet accurate and precise, and allows a much greater speed of playing. I have played an Iron Cobra (Series HP900), for 20 years and love it. Very powerfull and robust, it allows you a heavy stroke, and conveys a sure feeling of capacity, in live playing. But the Speed Cobra is much faster, and makes you want to play more and more. Nevertheless, this vídeo is very interesting and you try to offer precise evaluation of each pedal. Keep on.

[betulaobscura]

Sonor Jojo Mayer pedal was my choice. I use it since October 2018 and it is the best designed and looking pedal on the market. It is well made, simply and very effective. No unnecessarily parts, no silly mechanical devices. Only pure mechanical essence. Jojo Mayer and guys from Sonor did fantastic job on it! Believe it or not: competition is none...

[transmundanemusic]

I recently bought a pearl eliminator double pedal and I'm very much enjoying it! So many customization options, solid build, it's a very nice pedal set up. That said, I haven't had a lot of experience with high end models, and I'm very certain this is just the tip of the iceberg.

[UWB]

I recently bought the Yamaha FP-9D direct drive. It’s easily the best pedal I have ever owned (and I’ve owned all the major ones including some vintage favorites).

[janrally]

Guess they dont have to test Tama's pedal since they are the best. No use.

[PierreBellefeuille_Muse]

The Yamaha FP9C is a fantastic pedal, very smooth under the foot. Quick action. Adjustable at will.

[captainconundrum]

2:34 - Pdp Concept
3:08 - Gibraltar 6711S
3:54 - Mapex 800 Armory
4:18 - Sonor SP 4000
5:00 - Dw 3000
5:37 - Mapex pf1000 Falcon
6:14 - Sonor Perfect Balance
6:48 - Pearl P-2050C Eliminator
7:38 - Yamaha FP 9500 C
8:16 - Gibraltar 9711GS
9:26 - DW 5000
10:08 - Yamaha FP 9 C
10:54 - Pearl P-3000C Demon
11:47 - DW 9000

[stevehiscox]

Iron cobra? Still a great review. Thanks

[henryrdesouza]

When I first bought a real drum pedal of choice (98), the Yamaha's had the feel, the action, quality and good price. Since then I stuck with them. They work perfectly for my need. And I still have that one from 98, still working smoothly.

[ashadowawhisper]

To be honest I’ve had the DW 9000-2, TAMA Iron Cobras, PDP, you name it… Trick Drums Big Foot double pedal is THE best pedal I’ve ever owned. It’s really unreal. Longboard, direct drive, the spring adjustment is a massive dial on the front, the spring is a sturdy coil INSIDE the main pillar on the pedal., each pedal has its own spring and each pedal can be played either in the double configuration OR as two singles for two-bass-drum double bass. It’s direct drive and even that is easily adjustable and not only this there is a cam that can also be adjusted WITH a scale machined on the two parts… Now, I haven’t tried the new DW machined double pedal which goes for about 1600-1800, but I’m confident the Trick Drums Bigfoot pedal blows it outta the water.

[walkingdude]

Really no Tama, trick, or axis? Not that great of a review imo

[Rockin_Ross]

I’ve been a DW 5000 player for 15 years and never gave a thought to the 7 or 9k models. It just does all I want. I am disappointed you didn’t have an Iron Cobra here. It too has survived the test of time and deserves a mention.

[deniskarlash]

The most innovative, unusual and practical is the Sonor Perfect Balance Standart. I still can’t understand why manufacturers are making a rack on the right side, like the Pearl Demon Drive !? This is not physiological. Sonor PB is one of the few pedals where everything is done in order to play freely. Thanks a lot to Jojo Mayer and Sonor.

[rokkimason]

I have been using the Percussion Kinetics for about a year now, and I am completely happy with this multi adjustable pedal. It is not like any other pedal out there!

[fatchanceb]

I am a fan of the Tama iron cobra 900. I've older versions of Gibraltar pedals, and the Pearl Eliminator, but the iron cobra is pretty nice to me. Plenty of adjustments to fine tune.

[Allan-zbei]

I like the simplicity of the DW 3000 and the Mapex PF-1000 Falcon with its helpful foot stopper.
Thank you for the review on this lineup of pedals.

[anonnimus]

I've had my dw 5000 for 15 years now. Best pedal ever. I will never switch. Not even for a dw 9000.

[RajdeepBorgohainRajdeep]

Pearl Demon Drive is what I have been using for the last 3 years and its one of the best pedal. If anyone looking forward to buying a high-end pedal then just go for it!