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Elton Bear
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Yeah, I've used one of them - they're horrible. And this is still an old thread, much like Dave Grohl vs the T Hawk vs a packet of pork scratchings...
Rimshot
New member
Yeah...
I'm thinking of organizing a performance with Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich, Elvin Jones, John Bonham, Keith Moon and Chick Webb to see who is the best live drummer. I hear that there's this new cymbal company that broke off from the Zildjian family........ it's called Sabian. Maybe these drummers can try them out and see how they like them.
anyone have anything new to say?
I'm thinking of organizing a performance with Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich, Elvin Jones, John Bonham, Keith Moon and Chick Webb to see who is the best live drummer. I hear that there's this new cymbal company that broke off from the Zildjian family........ it's called Sabian. Maybe these drummers can try them out and see how they like them.
anyone have anything new to say?
ausrock
Well-known member
Hey D'man, where'd you find that pic?
Before anyone discounts the Sleishman twin pedal they should take time with one and at least read the history, etc., http://www.sleishman.com/html/twin_pedals/index.html
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Rimshot
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Okay.....
Ergonomically, it seems like a better idea than the standard double pedal because you won't have the lag on the slave pedal and it "should" give you more of the feel of a double kick drum with two pedals. I've never seen this pedal before seeing it pictured here and I've never tried it obviously. I think the "proof of the pudding" will be in how responsive it is. Is it smooth and musician friendly?
I experimented with the double kick and then the double pedal a few years ago and eventually decided that it wasn't for me, but for others that like and want that sound, I suppose this could be an option if it feels right.
Ergonomically, it seems like a better idea than the standard double pedal because you won't have the lag on the slave pedal and it "should" give you more of the feel of a double kick drum with two pedals. I've never seen this pedal before seeing it pictured here and I've never tried it obviously. I think the "proof of the pudding" will be in how responsive it is. Is it smooth and musician friendly?
I experimented with the double kick and then the double pedal a few years ago and eventually decided that it wasn't for me, but for others that like and want that sound, I suppose this could be an option if it feels right.