TAMA’S NEXT GENERATION OF COBRA PEDALS HAS ARRIVED.

TAMA is proud to unveil the next generation of its acclaimed Iron Cobra and Speed Cobra pedals. In this video, the engineers and specialists at TAMA who created these pedals reflect on the evolution of the Cobra pedal line as well as the expanded range of features and benefits these new pedals have to offer. Artists such as Rodney Holmes, Dave Lombardo, Nick Pierce and others also contribute, relating their own Cobra pedal experiences, both past and present―and how this next generation of pedals is inspiring them.
www.tama.com/CobraPedals/

[@slevingaius]

The legend in Innovation in back! Hope to see CAMCO pedals a regular line rather than exclusive only.

[@JirkaMichalik]

I love my 2016 Iron Cobra (rolling glide). I changed the beaters and the slave pedal link recently, because they were already wiped out, but I played hundreds of shows with this pedal and thousands of hours, still looks and feels like a new one.

[@BadRonald1]

I went in to Guitar Center and saw this Iron Corbra. I put my foot on it and swung it a few times standing up (U know all the different bass drum pedals lined up to try) . Immediately I thought "damn this thing feels real good". I pulled it off and thru it on one of the Roland kits. That pedal feels real nice. Just as good if not better than my DW9000. Now I have to have it.

[@simonvidlund4077]

I tried the old and new powerglide pedal in a side by side comparison. The new one actually felt a lot different from the old one. A lot smoother and lighter in feel. still the heavy feel but so much more control and smoothness.

[@TheArthurtelles]

I had severall issues with the old Speed Cobra: breaking springs, the beater went flat, among with other things, but i've always been truth to the Tama brand. Finally they got all these defects solved, and I can't wait to test drive these new bad boys. Way to go Tama!!!

[@MireWolf29]

+Arthur Telles Yeah. That original Speed Cobra beater was awful. Bunch of my friends just changed the beater to the Iron Cobra beaters.

[@larrytate1657]

The new speed Cobras are the best pedals on the market imho. If you were about to get some 600 dollar direct drive gizmo or a DW 9002 don't do it until you compare to these first. You'll save yourself $170 and have a better pedal at the same time.

[@gho5t504]

I bought the new Speed Cobra just because of the longer footboard, but when I realized how smooth it is, I knew I should adjust it to be just a bit harder on me. Every single thing I couldn't do on some other pedals, this one helped me to get through, practice better, play better. Edit: Oh yeah, the beater wasn't all that great for me, so I swapped it with the felt one.

[@jwildman95bamf]

Glad you upgraded the beaters on the speed cobra. Those old ones would disintegrate into dust after a few months playing

[@Raphaeldrums]

Looking forward to check them!!!!

[@Guds777]

Tama Speed Cobra has 2 and i love them...

[@yugiohyugioh12345]

i hope they also have an industry standard for the springs specially from speed cobra guys

[@mydixiewrecked315]

I need some new beater pads for my kick pedals-mine are worn down like you would not believe-anybody know where I could get just the pads for the beaters?

[@joaopaulopereira4681]

The speed cobra could come whit the pulley power glide as an option, since the iron purchased the lite sprocket speed.

[@KHfan4ever23]

Sooo when are we gonna have a direct drive pedal?

[@J_Z666]

love my new iron cobras which is this new one

[@JulianKlimczyk]

I'm getting one. I don't double pedals though, so i'll get the single one.

[@shanedorsey2247]

Tama is the best hands down

[@filsolano5465]

I've been playing my iron cobras since 2003, in fact they were my first professional dbl pedals I bought used at a pawn shop for like $150. with that being said they are still kicking ass! My family gave me a dw 9000 single pedal for my birthday, which I really like, but it comes not even close to my cobras. Now I'm ready to invest in a new set of double pedals, but I don't know if I should get the iron or speed cobras?

[@DrummingMoose]

Fil Solano It depends. Do you like a heavier or lighter kick pedal

[@filsolano5465]

OldSchoolAddict I know the cobras are or feel heavier than my 9000 and i like the feel on both, I'm leaning more towards the speed cobras for the long board basically and the feel of the pedal itself, but the irons have that other magic touch I also love. With your experience which one would you recommend?

[@DrummingMoose]

Fil Solano Then I would recommend the Speed Cobra because you like the feel of the 9000 and the extended footboard of the Speed Cobra.

[@filsolano5465]

OldSchoolAddict thanks👍👍👍👍

[@JazzyJonas]

I'll probably be wearing my old Adidas superstars and kicking on Tama pedals for another twenty years. That feel is impossible to describe.

[@SkreamerOfficial]

+Jonas Butler Lol I do the same, I can only drum in a certain pair of shoes! It just works :) - Adam

[@tmaddrummer]

Speed Cobra or Iron Cobra, what's a drummer to do? I've got a Speed Cobra that's about 3+ years now, and sometimes I'd like the pedal board to be not quite as long as it is, but not as short as the Iron Cobra or the standard brands..... Speed is important, but feel and finesse are more important to me. Help an ol' drummer out here please...... Blessings!!!

[@JirkaMichalik]

The new IC has a slightly longer footboard than the previous model, you should check it out!

[@pumpkin1982]

Yay Tim Alexander!

[@CaptainBlueSam]

What is the difference between the H910 and the H310?

[@noah._.powell]

Hp910 is higher quality.

[@natemtz6661]

But the question is, will there ever be a direct drive??

[@SkreamerOfficial]

+Nathan Martinez Now that would certainly be interesting to see

[@erraticboss168]

Search up "tama king beat" it was the only direct drive they made. I just played them today they fell great. They were only made in single pedal though

[@PsykeShow]

And the answer to that was revealed at Namm 2019!! Haha. Incase you've not seen it (I realise this comment is 3 years old, but if you're still interested) look up Tama Dyna Sync. I'm definitely looking at them, can't wait to test them out.

[@JirkaMichalik]

There is one, Tama Dyna-Sync

[@carlos13moreno]

5:39 song pls?

[@Rick-bc2ds]

darude - sandstorm

[@cesarcovers9332]

HP200 us good ¿?

[@jorgeleon3125]

oh por Dios!

[@yowuzzupcuz]

hate to say it..some 16th b.d. beats were missed in the backing track

[@kai_bittner]

Tim!

[@andys3035]

I can't decide between these and the Mapex Falcons

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

Falcons are garbage.

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

just moved to Dyna Sync double pedals.

[@fartsare2023]

iron cobra or speed cobra for metal guys?

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

Both

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

Neither. Dyna sync.

[@rickdiaz1748]

Good morning my friend good morning or good afternoon or good evening this is my my comment to you it is true and never break down the time I pedal I'm a Tama I like everything, I got a time I pedal and I still have it for the past 15 20 years and it's still there kicking not the new one but no one but I take care of it and it's true with the professional drummers that said they like to use time of petals yes I'm not saying it to privacy no no no I'm a drummer cuz that was 9 years old and I do like Tama hardware the Tama pedal is tremendous a smooth sailing that you need to play I always like the timer and I don't stick with it forever 100% three thumbs up for you guys and it's true about time thank you

[@natemtz6661]

The twin pedal, HP910, is listed at $698 in their catalog. Better be the best of the best.

[@larrytate1657]

It's only 399.00 for the double and 199 for single

[@natemtz6661]

Larry Tate That's a relief. Thanks.

[@larrytate1657]

Np, actually it's 429.00 now for the double. Guess they increased a bit due to the upgrades.

[@zero28ism]

Nathan Martinez for an argentinian drummer like me, 700$ is a cheap price since in argentina a twin pedal is about 1200 us dollars

[@85Aheadstix]

Iron cobra pedals have "evolved"... by design. irony.

[@SimoneArcOndAPiras]

great!!!!

[@stephenvaldez8097]

yeah man these are great

[@larrytate1657]

These or 9000,s?

[@danieljordison0793]

+Larry Tate i went from the original speed cobras to 9000's and just went back to speed cobras, just feels better and more natural to me, 9000's were kinda sluggish imo

[@larrytate1657]

Cool. I'm thinking of getting these new speed Cobras soon.

[@Datdudestone]

To be honest, I found the older ones more comfortable.

[@KraziNoobXbl]

I know what I'm buying :)

[@cristoputazo85gmail]

I hope lars starts using this pedal

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

He'd have to learn drums first

[@crazyjoedavola5430]

Herb plays Cobra's

[@stephenvaldez8097]

omg time to get rid of my prowler

[@acidbath3226]

IronCobraJFS

[@CesarVesvre]

May we call it marketing ? Seriously

[@Guds777]

Nothing Beats Japanese...

[@sephrothguy]

7 people don't know what the hell they're talking about!!

[@nick23616]

8. And yeah, I agree bro. Tama is the best in drums and drum hardware.

[@piermarin7346]

9

[@the6ig6adwolf]

all the artist statements about I've never had one break is complete bullshit! I had one break 3 days after I got it so I took it back to the store and got a new one. that one broke in a day and a half! I switched to a DW 9000 after and never had a problem. I guess if someone is padding your pocket to hype the product play a Tama otherwise don't waste your time or money.

[@zero28ism]

Chris L well you had bad luck then. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@greasybastard7209]

Chris L there is no way in hell that you can break a pedal In under a couple days unless you have to clue how to play drums and you stomp on the poor fucking thing