Bass Drum Pedal Jojo Mayer Perfect Balance Standard With Case

Twin Pedal
HP310LW

The Speed Cobra 310 series was developed using the same design principles as the Speed Cobra 910 series, and offers remarkable performance at an affordable price. The extended footboard, which features the same design as the Speed Cobra 910, offers rapid acceleration and power with less physical effort. The Recessed Setting provides the perfect balance between the natural characteristics and motion of a chain drive pedal, and the lighter overall action of the Speed Cobra 310 series.

Long Footboard

Double bass drum pedal, 52 series

Chain: Double chain over sprocket drive
Base plate: Steel with anti-skid rubber pad
Fixing: Two anchor spikes to hold the pedal in place and side-operating clamp mechanism
Beater: 4-way beater (felt-plastic)
Feature: Adjustable beater angle and spring tension, 540 adjustable tilter
Included: Drive shaft, tuning key, Allen key, memory lock on beater and additional spring pack to separate into 2 single pedals
Net weight: 5.25 kg (11.57 lb)

Twin Pedal
HP200PTW
The Iron Cobra 200 series was developed with the same design concepts as the Iron Cobra 900 series, and offers high performance at an affordable price. The Power Glide cam shape provides a smooth, light feel without sacrificing power or speed. And both the HP200P and HP200PTW can be fitted with TAMA’s Cobra Coil for an even faster footboard return.

http://www.tamadrum.co.jp/product/hardware_data.php?id=16&year=2013&area=3

Over the years, one of the greatest challenges facing drum pedal manufacturers has been to provide a pedal that “does it all”. Or at the very least, focuses on the most critical features that drummers absolutely demand to enhance their performance. A difficult task, by any means. By today’s standards the two most important features desired are speed and power. With most pedals, if you adjust the playability to address speed, you can sometimes lose power. And if you focus primarily on the feeling of power, you sometimes lose the desired speed. Now, the rules have changed.