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Got my Krigg a couple of days ago and got it all hooked up to my Yamaha (cheap-o) pedal and - woah, that thing is quiet.
Took me some playing around to get it feeling workable without the beatre (funnily i had to take some of the spring tension off - most people say they increase it) to get good heel-toe and fast doubles - but now have it dialled in pretty nicely.
Now left with one problem: It moves!
Because the kick pedal I have it hooked up to is the generic "get it free with a dtxplorer" yamaha pedal it is pretty unstable - it has no base plate - just two bars running to the heel (see attached pic). Because of this, and the fact the krigg its-self offers no support, it keeps tipping over forwards and sliding around - obviously this is not an issue when it is anchored to a big ol' kp65.
So - does anyone have any recommendations for a cheap, stable kick pedal that plays nicely with the Krigg? (I am in the UK) - or is there anything I can do to my pedal to stop it tipping over?
Took me some playing around to get it feeling workable without the beatre (funnily i had to take some of the spring tension off - most people say they increase it) to get good heel-toe and fast doubles - but now have it dialled in pretty nicely.
Now left with one problem: It moves!
Because the kick pedal I have it hooked up to is the generic "get it free with a dtxplorer" yamaha pedal it is pretty unstable - it has no base plate - just two bars running to the heel (see attached pic). Because of this, and the fact the krigg its-self offers no support, it keeps tipping over forwards and sliding around - obviously this is not an issue when it is anchored to a big ol' kp65.
So - does anyone have any recommendations for a cheap, stable kick pedal that plays nicely with the Krigg? (I am in the UK) - or is there anything I can do to my pedal to stop it tipping over?
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