DBL Bass pedals for V-Session

[bozzwacker Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close bozzwacker]

I have a v-session on it's way and deciding on kick pedals.I know it's
a personal preference,but considering
being used to the response from acoustic kits,I'm thinking the DW 5002 AH Delta Accelorater DBL pedal.
Feels right for me on acoustics,just curious about everybodies personal preference and different ways to adapt adrum feel,to edrum set-ups.

[BINARY Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close BINARY]

Welcome aboard, buddy.

FIRST POST, EVERYBODY! MAKE HIM FEEL WELCOME!

Hey, I don't have the V-Session, I'm using two daisey-chained KD-7s on a V-Pro, and I think they're the bomb for double kick. I hate double-kick pedals, though.

You may want to try a search, because this question has been thoroughly examined in other posts. There's some great info to be had.

Good Luck!

BINARY

[Arriguy Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close Arriguy]

Originally posted by bozzwacker:
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I'm thinking the DW 5002 AH Delta Accelorater DBL pedal.
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That's the pedal I use. I like it a lot.
Welcome to the party!

[Stixx777 Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close Stixx777]

I use a DW 7000 double chain driven very very happy at a good price.

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[BOOM Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close BOOM]

I swear once you go AXIS youll never want any other brand-the stablization of these pedals is exactlly what an electronic drummer needs. You dont need alot of bounce back on chain pedals for rubber or mesh head activities-The consistant action from these pedals is sooooo solid-just go to the local drum store and ask them if you can try one out on a KD-7--!!!

[BINARY Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close BINARY]

Originally posted by BOOM:
I swear once you go AXIS youll never want any other brand-the stablization of these pedals is exactlly what an electronic drummer needs. You dont need alot of bounce back on chain pedals for rubber or mesh head activities-The consistant action from these pedals is sooooo solid-just go to the local drum store and ask them if you can try one out on a KD-7--!!!

Amen.

[cpgrossman Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close cpgrossman]

funny, the axis wont work on kd-120,and i like the yamaha pedals much better.(my two axis now gather dust in my closet)

[BINARY Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close BINARY]

Originally posted by cpgrossman:
my two axis now gather dust in my closet

Sell them.
Are they two seprate single bass pedals?

[fredinator Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close fredinator]

I've used a TAMA IRON COBRA POWER GLIDE for over a year on my V-Sessions and love it! I did try a number of different pedals and the drum shops before deciding on the TAMA. It felt the best for the price. I've not regreted the purchase at all. Pedals are a personal thing though. Try as many as you can before making the purchase.

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[Bagman Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close Bagman]

I have used the DW 5002NH for almost a year and like it a lot. I prefer the nylon strap to the chain drive, because I think its a bit lighter and faster. I looked at the AXIS pedals at GC and loved their light weight and quick action, but was a little concerned about the small horizontal screw that they used to hold the spring at the lower end. It just didn't look that sturdy and roadworthy to me. Maybe nobody has had problems with them snapping or anything, but it just looked a little weak to me. If you're just using it at home for practice or demo recordings and you have backups it would be an awesome pedal though. I can imagine feet a-flying with those babies.

Oh great Jude-meister: am I correct about the spring attachment on the AXIS pedals?

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[acidbran Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close acidbran]

Has anyone really tried or own one of these? http://www.theduallist.com./

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[acidbran Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close acidbran]

Gawd, I just read my last post.....
I am so edumacated....

[bozzwacker Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close bozzwacker]

Originally posted by bozzwacker:

I have a v-session on it's way and deciding on kick pedals.I know it's
a personal preference,but considering
being used to the response from acoustic kits,I'm thinking the DW 5002 AH Delta Accelorater DBL pedal.
Feels right for me on acoustics,just curious about everybodies personal preference and different ways to adapt adrum feel,to edrum set-ups.

I'd like to thank everybody for their input ! I went with the Axis A2 DBL pedal,but still waiting for it to come in.Thanks again for your input !!!

[Yomper Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close Yomper]

Welcome to the forum, Bozz!

Bozz may have already made his decision, but I'll put this out for general discussion: I'm most likely going to go with a Pearl Powershifter Eliminator 2002C double pedal for my Pintech Tour Elite kit. (The kit arrives Friday, at which time I do the dance of joy!!) I tried this pedal out at my local store for about an hour on a Roland kit, and I was blown away by its speed and precision. (After all, you don't need to go for power when playing a Vkit.) I was just wondering what everybody else thinks of this pedal.

Also, I've tried an Axis single pedal on an acoustic kit, and didn't like it. It felt incredibly weird to me. I know from reading other posts that it takes a while to get used to Axis pedals, but people tend to love 'em once they get comfortable with them. Still, that's got to make it hard for stores to sell them. My local store had the pedal marked down sharply because it wasn't selling, probably because people tried it out and had the same reaction I had.