[artiedeath]

Anyone have this problem where the beater is sticking to the bass drum. I am using plastic iron cobra's. I think it might be becuase am not using a skin patch or the hight of my beaters is not right?

[Tainojim]

Maybe this will help you find the problem.

YouTube - Tama Iron Cobra Setup and Tips! Heel Toe

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[Buddy]

Did u use to have a pad on the drum? If so it sould have left some sticky residue that catches your beater...huhu beater

[Tainojim]

Gee Buddy your so smart. When I grow up I want to be just like you.

Don't tell Der.

[Buddy]

Well if you study hard in school, stay off the pipe, and do what your parents say, then you can be

[Tainojim]

Originally Posted by Buddy

Well if you study hard in school, stay off the pipe, and do what your parents say, then you can be

At least I don't have to take my vitamins and say my prayers.

[S.A.L.]

When I switched to plastic beaters I was having an issue with the main beater sticking to the head after 30 minutes or so of play time. This was at a church in which case I would bring my own pedals. The bass drum head had a Falam Slam on it and I found that playing just a couple songs was fine. Only after continual use with no cool-down period the beater would stick. The beater was warm to the touch after a few songs and the Falam Slam heats up too from being struck repeatedly, and the two were sticking together. So I switched to a lightweight felt covered speed beater.