Speed Cobra One Month Later

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[@WyattStav]

Trying a new mic set up with these last two videos and it has proven .... Difficult LOL. I apologize for the cracking in my voice! I hope you still enjoy this video :) Who plays Speed Cobras as well?!

[@nathancanada6836]

I play iron cobras, but I have speed cobra high hat stand! 🤘🤘

[@WyattStav]

@@nathancanada6836 oh right on! :O is the hi hat stand a long board as well?

[@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power]

i play my old gibraltar doubles i've had for over 20 years 😅 i should start thinking about some kind of decent upgrade by now 🤔🤔

[@WyattStav]

@@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power OMG YES!!! you are in for a treat.. I found that just going from a pedal made in 2013 to a 2018 purchased model there was a world of difference!! and I bought the same pedal just the upgraded version!!! :O so hell ya, lemme know what pedal you decide to go with!

[@pricyscotttp4243]

Don’t even worry man it’s not bad at all and honestly I want me some speed cobras hopefully this coming year I can get me some anyway enjoyed the video as always man I’ve been loving these vids you’ve been posting lately keep it up your killing it 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@lewislittledyke9817]

video starts at 5:09

[@james5637]

I owe you 5 minutes of life 🖖🏼

[@25stealthshooter]

I have that logo on my forearm.

[@lewislittledyke9817]

@@25stealthshooter oblivion yeah

[@bishopoftroy]

there`s always that video with chaff for the first half of it. thx

[@simonharvey4600]

why buying a drumkit when you can trigger a fkn table

[@morganix007]

😂😂😂😂

[@DevilWearsAdidas]

my god you just know so much and have super informative videos, every single video ive seen. Big fan of these videos with an informative-style approach, as well as all three series of tutorials.

[@CM_chunk_drums]

Been watching your pedal videos before deciding what i was going to buy next, got these beauty's on the way! thanks for the helpful review on them.

[@WoPrulez]

Just bought some used ones as my first set of double pedals and I'm stoked about them!

[@LayaLightning]

I keep seeing your videos pop up. This is the first one ive watched so far. This video is gold for me! I had no idea about the 3rd party triggera you could get. That's news to me. Thanks for the vid! Definitely subscribed!🎉

[@rocknrolloutlaw6113]

Awesome video bro!!! I've played on all of them... I always go back to the iron cobra... tama just has some of the best built pedals on the market.. ..I recently bought this bad boy and fell in love with the way the were set up right out of the box... I have the high end pearl,dw,axis double pedals and in my opinion tama outperforms all of them. I gig 4 times a week . The only thing I've had to replace on my iron cobras have been the springs (twice) .... I highly recommend these speed cobras..... Definitely a bang for the buck!!!!

[@joekaplan9665]

Can those rubber beaters be used on electronic mesh ?

[@blindead7619]

Great video! And thanks for bringing up the issue with felt beaters on mesh skins, they totally destroy the mesh heads! Thumbs up man! ;)

[@JFrancoDrums]

Which type of beater is best for mesh heads, do you know?

[@valent666]

A Month later.. They release Dyna-Sync

[@diamondkyle812]

Is this at the top of the line for Tama and speed? How does the Dyna Sync compare?

[@dui_detroit]

@@diamondkyle812 They're direct drive so I imagine they feel lighter and more responsive, but I hear unlike most direct drive pedals, they don't sacrifice power. Both are amazing so I guess it comes down to personal preference.

[@aircooled0801]

Brand new subscriber here, so forgive me if this has been covered previously. Have you considered Trick Pro 1 V longboard pedals? I own and have played the DW 5000's, 9000's and various Tama pedals to include Iron and Speed Cobras over my 40+ years of playing. However nothing compares to the Trick pedals IMO. Even the less expensive Dominators are incredible. In fact, I play a Trick Dominator double pedal when playing out. Both versions are insanely durable, crazy smooth, consistent and super easy to tweak. I've converted over to a direct drive player, but the transition was simple...and now Trick offers the chain versions if you prefer. Anyway, just my $.02. AWESOME videos!!!

[@saadhameed1590]

Just found your channel. Awesome and insightful review and amazing drum covers! I'm a subscriber for sure! Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@WyattStav]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! :D WELCOME TO THE CHANNEL! I am very happy you enjoyed my content! !

[@larrydicus7822]

I have the 310 and 910 speed cobras. I love how smooth they are.

[@aryanmohapatra9984]

How does the 310 compare with 910?

[@aboutthemetal8783]

I brought the cheap 310 version to try the style of pedal and now I own the 910, although main double pedal is a customised PDP concept direct drive, I've upgraded many parts , linkage arm, beater's, springs, also fitted cobra coil springs beneath the foot board, its a brilliant pedal.

[@NintenDub]

I looked everywhere for a video on the newest pdp concept pedal,and I couldn't find anything except the old ones from several years ago

[@chillinlikebobdylan1979]

Yea I use the “hook” side of the Velcro on the bottoms of my plates ... works great , almost never have to re-position the pedals

[@achillespullo5761]

Dude I just got mine in today. Super stoked

[@williamhart6062]

Thanks for the breakdown. I’ve been looking into buying these for awhile. (More on that below.) Just want to point out that Trick double pedals can also be reconfigured. I had a set of Dominators I used as singles for my 2 kicks, but reconfigured into a double pedal for a single practice pad when I was away from my kit. The Pro1-V’s also convert the same way, with the same parts. Furthermore, DW pedals (5000 and up) have the swiveling spring, and have had that feature for years. Sold the Tricks and went back to my 5000 Accelerators (better feel for me). I’ve tried the Speed Cobras before, and really like the feel of a longboard with a heel plate. Gives me the point of reference I need when playing fast that I didn’t have with my Dominators. A friend of mine has been using Speed Cobras for years, just said the springs were a bit brittle (older version, so this may have been fixed) and that his remedy was to use regular Iron Cobra springs. Even with that, I still can’t wait to get my hands on a pair of them.

[@soymilk9826]

I've had my low end iron cobras since i started to play double bass and now that im searching for my next pedals you've really helped me with my choice. Great video man!

[@WyattStav]

Thanks so much! lemme know what pedal you decide to go with!! and whatever it is I really hope you enjoy the upgrade :D there is nothing really like getting a new piece of gear :O :O hahahaha

[@soymilk9826]

I was thinking about these specific speed cobras and after your video im 100% sure i'll get them. Just too great for the price!

[@mopoucco2092]

~Ember how are the speed cobras holding up?

[@soymilk9826]

@@mopoucco2092 hey sorry i took long to respond. The speed cobras are amazing, bought them in February and so far I've had the best experience. Hit me up on instagram if you have any specific questions. "nikos.osfte"

[@scottgraham2530]

Dude your vids are amazing! I am a lifelong gtr player. I treated myself and got a Roland VAD506. You inspired me to want to be a drummer!

[@alansondrums]

it really helps putting the rough side of velcro on the bottom of the pedal, it just grips the carpet by itself and seems not to move at all

[@Danfromoverthere]

I just got them!!! Holy shit! I’m blown away!!! Gonna take some getting use to it but man I love them!!!!!

[@davidchapman9957]

Hey wyatt,first off,you are a beast.i just started watching your vids so i havnt been on board long but ive learned alot from you especally about double bass,now about my slave pedal,umm well i have the gibraltar 6711 db and i have my drums in a shed with old barn boards for the floor,kinda un even so i drilled holes in my base plate and drilled it into the floor along w my hat stand.unfortunately i ruined the connection from my towers to the plate!gibraltar was nice wnough to send me a new ine since i was way over charged for that one so its all good,i had tama speed cobra 201 version i think,had it a week before i figured out the berrings were shot,thats when i traded it in for this guy.cant say its great yet,my fav pedal is pearl demonator,i learned heel to on one of those like six yrs ago n it took me 3 months to get it down,ive been practicing in my shed for 10 months n i still have trouble not galliping,but one of tour last vids have helped me alot where u break it down and gave us some exercises to do so im getting it,again u a beast man!thank you

[@sergiotorrensmusic]

I love my speed cobras!

[@WyattStav]

SAME :D :D

[@sergiotorrensmusic]

Wyatt Stav Hey bro I’d appreciate it I you can check out my Christmas song that I made, it’s My latest video, it’d mean the world to me:)

[@Assimilator702]

Sergio Torrens I bought a 9000 Long board and a Speed Cobra. Tested them for a week and decided I preferred the action, feel and build of the 9000. I found I react better to a heavier feeling pedal action. I could make the action and feel of the 9000 lighter but it’s impossible to make the Speed Cobra heavier feeling. I might try a Dyna-Sync double.

[@HadEnough745]

@@Assimilator702 I agree. The Speed Cobra foot boards are super light making it hard to get good power behind the stroke. You actually have to work harder. I'm going to try to weigh down the footboard with a piece of metal underneath. If that doesn't work, I'm switching to 9000 double pedal.

[@steezyboiiii808]

@@WyattStav can you flip the felt beaters and get the plastic side I do edrums and I want plastic beaters

[@amneenja5720]

he starts talking about the pedals themselves at 5:08

[@URHYNS]

Thanks for the vid but damn man, is the mic in your pocket??? Terribly annoying sound.

[@jordanwhitehead4618]

Yeah I put the coarse side of the velcro on the bottom of my pedals and sticks to my carpet well... another thing I've done playing live, is to move the crash cymbals stand up against the left/secondary pedal as like a wedge and that seems to help out a lot. Question; do you think the 910's are worth double the money over the 310's? Looking to get a new pair and know you beat the hell out of them ( in a good way ) so I know they will last!

[@DennisBergDrums]

Just learned about this swiveling spring feature the other day ;-) I thought the Sonor Giant Steps were the only pedals on the market with that feature. Now Im kinda curious to check out these speed cobras :D

[@Danfromoverthere]

Hey Wyatt I messaged you a little while back. Slowly made some progress with my left leg (damaged through spine injury and six spine surgeries) so now finally went with a double pedal and I’m getting the Speed Cobra dbl pedal. My question is I’m thinking of upgrading the drive shaft with the trick or another company (still looking at reviews). I was wondering if you ever tried or considered trying an upgraded drive shaft?

[@Philipp_Thielen_510]

I recently ordered Footblaster Triggers (which are universal) for my Speed Cobra 310 after seeing many famous drummers using them

[@Swagdicate]

I got little velcro strips from a dollar store that are sticky on one side and velcro on the other. It's like a roll of tape and you just cut however much you want and pull back the adhesive strip. It works really well and my pedals don't move. I just put it on the bottom of the heel plate.

[@WyattStav]

AWESOME! thanks for this suggestion!! I will have to do this for sure.

[@MNDrummer]

The thing I like about Wyatt is that he comes across as a normal guy when talking about drumming and equipment. Wyatt also take input from others and doesn't pretend he knows everything. These are not always easy traits to find in someone as accomplished a player as Wyatt. I'm searching for my next pedal. I have a first gen Gibraltar direct drive (still in great condition), but never really liked it as it always felt a bit heavy & slow. I just purchased & returned the Yamaha FP9C. It was decent, but overpriced for what you get. I'm also disappointed with the short drive shafts in all the new pedals. I have an aftermarket Trick drive shaft which I bought specifically because I wanted something longer so I could put my slave pedal on the outside of my hi-hat pedal. The new pedals have all these fancy drive shafts that I can't take advantage of because they are so short. I might have to move my pedal in and modify my playing. It would be nice if manufacturers either made their drive shafts longer or at least allowed you to upgrade. I know I'm in the minority of players that even care about this. In any event, thanks for the videos Wyatt and rock on!

[@PowersOnDrums]

Personally, I like the Iron Cobra pedals. I play them the best of any pedal and I've tried them ALL! But we're all different... so power to ya!

[@petriburger5359]

For the velcro issue, any of those upholstery places you can get those rivots (used on jeans and or leather normally) and sort of plier thats used to attach the rivots.almost like stapling the valco to the drumcarpet and sticking the other side to the pedal if that makes sense

[@jesusorozco9580]

Wyatt I have a question considering i have large foot what do you consider to be a better option the tama speed cobra or the Dw 9002? Because i don't know how large it's the footboard of the dw

[@johnrajswami5938]

I have 2 speed cobras one is the special addition n another one is a regular one they both are great padel

[@Rafah_Iwata]

Sup dude ! How are you doing ? Hi from Brazil, btw ! Now a days I have a Mapex pedal that have the Velcro on the bottom of it, and actually it was a improvement, but not as I thought it was. The best shot is to attach the other side of the Velcro on the math or whatever your drum kit is on top. I know that's a old reply, but hope you fixed this problem, if so, tell me ! Congrats for all the awesome covers and tips and exercises and and and... See yah

[@jaem072489]

Hi Wyatt, I noticed that you've been playing with speed cobras on bare foot. Does your toes stick in to the foot board's cut outs?

[@andyham6094]

Best pedals I’ve ever played. I’m definitly a chain guy and these are just perfect. They are so fast and smooth yet remain powerful and the throw of Tama pedals are like nothing else. Used to have dw 9002s and these destroy those for me personally and a lot cheaper.

[@MarkosVassiliou]

The older Yamaha double pedals can also be switched to single pedals. Not sure about the their new ones though.

[@dnadeau819]

Better heel hinge will likely not develop play in joint saving wasted energy down the road when there would be heel hinge play. Also trigger hammers on ekits I know are independently adjusted from the beater. So you adjust the trigger hammer to the plate with the beater touching the skin. Calibrating it, per se.

[@lukeneely9476]

try silicon caulking on the underside of right heel. i have same pedal and had same issue of sliding. worked for me

[@TamMusician]

Hello bro, I really like your videos🔥 I need your help as long as you're a pro drummer If you were me which one would you choose? Pearl Double Pedals P-2052C Eliminator or Tama HP910LWN Speedbobra which is the same pedal you're taking about? I'm so confused honestly I have the Efnote 5 it's e-drums btw

[@tomsmith29]

i use falcon pedals and for years i used camco pedal and i had trouble deciding what to upgrade to i didn't like the power glide (expensive mistake) i had to do a lot of reading before i felt confident in the falcon upgrade .

[@jonathanrodriguez2410]

I usee velcro and use those double glue transparent expoxy , works wonders on my pearl eliminators a lot of smoothnesz

[@itspronouncedpotatonotpota9103]

Better have some kick ass cover coming bro 🤘🤘🤘

[@WyattStav]

ItsPronounced PotatoNotPotato haha, I do my man :) very soon! I hope your an Architects fan cuz it’s another track off holy hell 😳🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@ShaneJay]

How tight is your spring tension

[@GrimReaper-rf1ku]

Are there any longer, reasonably priced duel pedals you'd recommend?

[@alandanielw]

Velcro really does work great, not used on the rug at all, the Velcro on the pedal just sticks to rug! Add gaf tape if needed. I like the look of the new regular iron codras too much to even try these. Great review man!

[@WyattStav]

YOOOOOO the new Iron cobras look sweet ! I was literally JUST looking at them before I tabbed over to see this comment ! hahaha.. the beater on them too is the same design it looks like but is in all black... I NEED THAT SHIT! LOL!

[@alandanielw]

@@WyattStav I need some cobra back in my life, I have beat the he'll out of the old ones, they can take some abuse! I always wonder about some 9000 (Dw) but cobras have won over my heart!

[@larrytate1657]

The latest version of the ic is really good. Great control.

[@SockerConny80]

Chain drive FTW! The big upside to using pedal mounted triggers is you no longer have to muffle your bass drum and can tune it to properly sound good acoustic. Personally I hated triggers until the pedal mounted ones came on market. I tried a few and decided on FootBlaster because i'm lazy and they work well and are compatible with most of the modules i have. My advice is read up on compatibility with modules before you decide. I've had no mechanical issues with any of the ones i've tried, they all did the job well.

[@waynebrucemanbat5787]

I just got this pedal and put it on my Roland TD-25k. Unfortunately I can't get the pedal to unmount from the bass drum trigger... Fortunately I like it 😂... Any help about how to take it off would be really appreciated

[@1JamesDrumz]

So with these are you able to use the beaters on an electric kit and for not them not to hurt the head? You never mentioned it for these pedals

[@iangeraci]

Velcro strips on the bottom is a life changer. I don’t have Velcro on the carpet either. The Velcro strips on the bottom of the pedal is enough and mixed with the spikes, they don’t budge

[@tategraham4196]

Hey, has anyone tried the Tama HP310LW pedals, which are the more budget version of this pedal??

[@NozAug]

I have a dyna sync it rocks left to right and the foot plate also walks out to the right away from me. Ive concluded since the clamp is on the right, it doesn't apply even force so during operation it vibrates loose and heel plate pushes to the right because wiggles loose on the left. I Can always feel this happening first at my beater,, the left will be harder to play then i look down and see the foot plate has walked out to the right so my left beater sits further away from the drum head, than my right beater.. And there is less materiel on the left side of the main pedal where it clamps to the drum. I believe this doesn't distribute the weight of the drum evenly into the ground. (or electric kick pad in my case) which causes that rocking motion from side to side.

[@joebuczkowski8605]

I'm rocking 3 toms now on the Pearl icon rack 8x8 10x9 12x10 maple MCT. I play Tama iron cobra power glide900 now. I been watching your pedal videos! I'd like to save up and get trick direct drive Bigfoot.

[@davidaustin9638]

Wheres the table end on your right? Look like it merges into the floor.....trick table?

[@XenoTravis]

6:30 so from the website.... The baseplate has a new grip and a hinge called Oiles bearing hinge. It makes it to grip the floor harder and the footboard can't jiggle back and forth like many other pedals. Hopefully by the time you did this video, you found out why it isn't staying in place... Because I am pretty surprised it doesn't seem to grab the hoop and the left foot moves. I only need to adjust mine rarely. Probably because I moved it myself and it didn't get a carpet bite yet

[@daemon3spade]

Does the Tama 310 also have that pin motion at the springs just like what you pointed out ion the 910s?.. This is a nice channel quite detail review. Sub+1

[@demonocusmetalocus3558]

I just put 1 piece of velcro on the bottom of my slave pedal and that does the job,don't need it on the maine pedal cause the bass drum keeps it in place.

[@BaldyBaeby]

Just sold my twin trick bigfoot, and was going on youtube for a review on speed cobras, it turns well you did one! Thanks from Montreal brother !

[@NickTheDrumscum]

how come brother? you did not like the bigfoots? i am thinking about purchasing them soon and i'd like to have as much feedback as i can ,negative or positive. cheers from Greece.

[@BaldyBaeby]

@@NickTheDrumscum You got to try it. I moved on for a smoother/control pedal. I went to the speed cobra's. My problem with the Trick was, i couldn't feel it properly, less to no rebound, i was working way to much to be consistent/ in time. Axis

[@SaltyDogPerformance]

Just put Velcro on the bottoms. Put one strip on the heel and toe of each pedal. Works like a charm.

[@justinwalker6902]

I might have missed it, Wyatt Stav what setting are you using, medium high?

[@bobschaeffer]

Wyatt, I love your channel. I actually just bought a Speed Cobra 910 and I think I'm going to love it, its just going to take some getting use too. However, the beaters that came with it has metal on opposite side of the beater head. I like playing bare foot and that metal really hurts the top of my foot. I like bouncing the beater off the top of my foot. Have you ever had this problem!? I think I need to find a beater with a softer back, so that its easier on my foot, rather then learning to not hit the top of my foot with the beater. I would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks, Bob

[@MANDR055]

The beaters are supposed to beat up the batter head, not your foot!

[@brettstallings2388]

What do you think about the Tama iron cobra double kicks

[@kyleglassman237]

Wyatt, I just discovered your channel recently while trying to learn Waking the Demon. I injured my peroneal nerve in my left foot while racing mx as a kid. I have 0 control of my left foots big toe up or down and after 22 years i have about 65% lift ability on left foot compared to right. Are there any pedals that would help with my foot issue? I want to play double bass efficiently!

[@DjCamme98]

How much centimeters is long the footboard?

[@seanobrogain2141]

tricks also allow the double pedal system they have to be separated and used as 2 separate pedals for 2 bass drums....

[@TatorchipPro]

Super interested to know your favorite fills and and some crazy freestyle drumming that you enjoy and some drum rhythms that you like to play most..? It’s been killing my curiosity to know some of your favorites

[@catlinsmith7985]

I got a pair of them speed cobras … I like em. Gets me blasted

[@andyham6094]

This pedal never slides for me but yeah as long as you tighten it down good it will be fine.

[@john_rocks_jax]

When you going to get the dyna sync and do a comparison and review

[@BhamDrums]

Would you recommend this pedal for larger feet? I wear US size 13, I think you said you wear 10 or 11 in one of your other videos. Is there a different pedal you would recommend?

[@hazardeur]

your foot size doesnt matter. never buy a pedal because you think a bigger pedal works for bigger feet. it depends on a lot of different factors and for some, the opposite is the truth. try them out.

[@mellowtron214]

Today I bought a “Blackout” Speed Cobra, mint condition, for 200$. It was a sort of impulse buy since it was literally never used and I could get it for 200 instead of 530$ new. However, I already own a Power Glide iron cobra, and as far as I can tell these two pedals are nearly the exact same with a different foot board (the Speed Cobra is slightly longer). I’m going to test the Speed cobra out over the next week or so, but I’m wondering if any of you folks have an opinion on which is better? I play fast tech metal so it will be used for speed and balance. But I never really had any issues with the power glide. It was 100% on the price, saving 340$ for a brand new pedal was hard to beat. The black out looks nifty, matched my drums better for sure, and I like longer footboard, but im not sure which one is actually better, buying them both new only has a cost of 30$ more for three speed cobra over the power glide.

[@MrJflores09]

I’m super impressed with your vlog, I’m 62 been playing casually for many years I have pretty good foot speed but learned a different technique from you. Will be watching for more tips. Thanks keep up the great vlogs

[@Treevar1]

I have mapex falcon and just take the Base plate off and remove some screws. Take the rubber plate off the base and move everything over to turn it into two singles playing. Then right now

[@Faturek1]

I myself use Trick pro 1V bigfoot pedals. In use they are for around 12 years yet. Check those Pedals out. They are absolutely amazing. By far the best ones i've used. And i played a whole host of different brands. Trick stands on top hands dawn. The trigger system provided by Trick is 100% accurate, thought it's a laser based pedal trigger, with no possiblity of falsetriggering. Check out some videos by Kevin Paradis. He explains all features in great detail. Czarzie Kopyto are great pedals as well but many parts are more or less a direct copy of what Trick does for years. The most amazing feature, in my opinion, the Trick pedals are superior, over other pedals, is their compressionspring system. It improves your accuracy and dexterity big times. By the way it has to be mentioned, that when purchase a doublepedal you get two separate singlepedals. The only two thing you need to do are, unscrew the driveshaft between the two pedals and move the secondary beater to your left pedal. Thats it!

[@UPdan]

How come your room is so clean? Are you at someone else’s home?

[@cliveparkinson3536]

I tie a rope looping around the hinge of the pedal and the throne, pretty ugly but those pedals don't go anywhere

[@jgoosedrums]

Thanks Wyatt. Yeah man, I think velcro should fit the bill. I have velcro on my Axis and DW's, and never even thought about pedal creepage. Axis has the industrial velcro on theirs, you know with the really stiff teeth and so once it's planted on the carpet, it's solid as a tank. That works great, but can be a bit much if I need to adjust the placement. Anyway I'm sure regular velcro would work fine too, you just may need to clean the teeth more regularly.

[@WyattStav]

woah true! thanks for this reply!!! Right now I only own one pedal so when I go back and forth to and from my electric kit I have to swap the pedal over as well... would this be a pain in the ass with velcro you think?

[@jgoosedrums]

Umm, it might be a little inconvenient but once your pedal placement is dialed in, just lay down some gaff to mark where they go, and you can drop them in place every time. As for the real question of moving them back and forth all the time, nah it wouldn't really add that much more work, though it may chew up the carpet a little bit, so there's that. If it ends up being a problem, just take the velcro off and you're back where you started. Pedal stability brings a lot of peace of mind though, so it's def worth a try.

[@brandonfarley5297]

What is the difference between having a 2 seperate bass kick config. over having a double bass like what you have? Or is it just preference?

[@GoldNettle]

Idk about him. But the reason ive always for for thinking about switching to two single kicks was because i thought maybe the arm to the double bass pedal takes away from some precision. I havent tried it yet though because i dont want to have to carry 2 bass drums haha

[@therolandstreet]

Dude, I played some at GC, and totally want some. Hoping to upgrade to them next year!!!

[@WyattStav]

What are you upgrading from!? :O I hope you can get that upgrade soon :D you will be very happy!

[@therolandstreet]

@@WyattStav Guitar Center cheapies that were $30.00 They suck!

[@WyattStav]

oh true true

[@James-lk3wr]

I've been using the axis pedal with built in triggers for 4 years and I've never had an issue!

[@WyattStav]

Jarr amazing! How have the axis pedals worn over the years?

[@James-lk3wr]

@@WyattStav honestly really well. I just cleaned them and they still look brand new with a few scuffs but I love them! Axis really knows how to make a quality pedal!

[@internex4139]

Went from shitty PDP'S direct drives to these, what a fucking dream. I feel like i'm running on my bass drum with these, they're so light

[@jakea8019]

I have those multi-color foam puzzle mats under my drums so my slave pedal don't move at all with the anchor points.

[@JasperCarnivore]

I've had the sliding problem when I first got this! Not too sure if yours is sliding due to the same reason, but at first I thought that even at the tightest I can turn clamp it to the base drum hoop, it still wasn't tight enough, and slipped off the bass drum during a 40 minute gig. That was shitty. Later I realised, I can actually adjust the round thing by tightening or loosening it, and that worked! I wished I could show you through pictures but I hope you got what I mean!

[@WyattStav]

Ya man I know EXACTLY what you are referring too!! mine is as tight as it can get and I still am having a LITTLE... sway. It's not driving me nuts anymore tho haha so I don't really mind too much at this point.. It just really sucks to be half way through filming a cover and look down and notice my heal plate sliding out to the right.. Thanks for this comment ! :)

[@JasperCarnivore]

Wyatt Stav No problem at all! Just thought of giving back a little since I've learnt quite a lot from your content and love your videos! Hopefully the pedal stops doing that soon haha, I'd probably just velcro the pedal in that case! I bought a roll of velcro tape by the brand '3M', it comes in 2 separate rolls, 1 for the "hook" and one for the "loop". The tape side of the velcro strips are really strong, so it won't come off!

[@WyattStav]

perfect! I will probs end up doing this!

[@JasperCarnivore]

Wyatt Stav all the best! Let me know how it goes!

[@WyattStav]

Jasper Carnivore it worked out man 😁🤘🏻 no more sliding!! Thanks for the tip!!

[@FattyNoGlasses]

I use velcro on my pedals and super glue the velcro to the bottom of the pedal. That's all I use since I use an electric kit and need to velcro my kick drum

[@Agatsu13]

My slave pedal clamps to a plate that attaches to my tama hihat stand. Iron cobra hihat stand, but pearl demon drive pedals. Doesn't go anywhere.

[@Danfromoverthere]

Hey man I had messaged you a while ago. I had many spinal surgeries and couldn’t do double bass. Well I am gonna try and attempt it. I don’t play insane stuff like you!! I’m more in a Sabbath styled band just want the double for some tasteful parts. So I may get this one. BUT that sliding issue would drive me insane. Is there a huge difference between this and the 310. Also we are recording so is this quiet enough? Right now I have a dw 9000 single which is awesome. If you recommend a mid priced chain driven double pedal other than this one or is this one good

[@Danfromoverthere]

Well at end of video you answered my question lol

[@pinoyriderboy9336]

Mine I zip tied it directly on the palte of my pedal to the hihat

[@GinoBtheman]

Just played a rehearsal with these pedals for the first time. I used a DW 3000 twinpedal for 10 years... NIGHT AND DAY DIFFERENCE!!!

[@anthonyb924]

Bobby Burton the Tama is heaps better? I’m looking to upgrade

[@sonnydayz5447]

TRIGGERD

[@MonacoRocha]

What do you think of the Demon Drive Pearl?

[@williamwilkin1892]

The pearl demon drive is superior.

[@Mrcastleskeep]

I've been considering the Axis longboards with triggering. I wear size 13 so it's difficult to do heel to technique with my current Mapex direct drive pedals. They are great mostly. Just not if you want to do heel toe and have big feet. I have been doing a modified heel toe technique with them that has worked so far. I push my foot forward for a secondary kick. The pedals have velcro on the bottom. they don't seem to move. Though I've had to replace the beaters. The pad I use on the head wore the felt beaters down. Has anyone used both the speed cobras and the axis longboards? I'm already on my third set of double pedals.Hope my next is the last.

[@Nefville]

2 things: 1, sounds like youre doing the slide technique. 2: pro tip - put an old t-shirt around the bass drum practice pad, zip-tie it at the bottom and make sure it is taught on the surface of the pad. That will save the felt beaters and you still get good rebound.

[@john_rocks_jax]

Only thing I don't like is the foot board as I play bare foot alot.I have the speed cobra high hat stand iam used to pearl boards as they are smooth

[@JoeyRam.]

Hi, what's the difference between this 2 Speed Cobras: HP910L and the HP310L?

[@shortbusbully]

Different beaters, no cobra coil, the machining isn't as precise, and overall slightly lower quality parts, ie bearings. That is all I could tell in a side by side at the music store.

[@drummerstar1190]

I've had my pedal for about 6 months , one issue or my right foot plate has alot of side to side play which I hate, and I cant tight the springs as tight as I like the springs maxed out of these pedals aren't that tight and lastly the part where the shaft connects the metal is stripped a hit and makes it hard to attach the shaft

[@WyattStav]

fair points true true.. If you want a tighter feel I would recommend you pick up some High Tension springs.. they will give you a much more aggressive feel :)

[@WyattStav]

I don't know how third party springs will work with the swivel spring tight tho .. so you'll have to let me know if you go that route!

[@drummerstar1190]

thanks for the advice, anything about my issues with my foot board side to side play?

[@DeadInside24_7]

My pedal doesnt slide because it also has velcro on the bottom.

[@haxanjonsson6195]

10.47 volymous hair 😊. thx for review

[@Medievalfan94]

regarding the velcro: I do have the hook side on the underside of the pedal and it just grabs the carpet underneath, no need to affix the soft side on the carpet. Just left it out entirely...