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Old 08-05-2010, 01:54 AM
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Re: Double Pedals.


thanks for ur input !
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Old 08-05-2010, 08:27 PM
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Re: Double Pedals.


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You ever try these? Fairly new.

Buy Mapex Falcon Double Bass Drum Pedal | Double Drum Pedals | Musician's Friend
Plus....mapex. Very nice
Yeah, those Mapex Falcons look like just what I need. Most higher end pedals seem to be capable of going fast enough. Its more about feel for me. I can almost tell from the video that those pedals are going to feel like an extention of my feet.
I like how they look burly without looking too wide and cumbersome.
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Ohhh venom...I'm a dad,..maybe not yours but you could be a good girl and get me the pedals if you fell the need. It would make you feel realllly good..
Ha, I don't know about that(:
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Re: Double Pedals.


The DW 9000 is a single pedal.

Thw DW 9002 is the double pedal.

45 against the head and 21 at rest position is the proper way to go.

To get the 45 you need to adjust the bass drum parallel to the floor. Then work out the rest with the pedals alignment.

If the Bass drum is not parallel to the floor, you will loose some acoustics.
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But yeah, a DW or PDP pedal is a good way to go(:
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Your absolutely right, Grasshopper. Or is it Limpy.
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