Bass Drum Pedals

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Tama HP200P Iron Cobra 200 Power Glide Single Pedal

The Tama HP200P is a single bass drum pedal from the Iron Cobra 200 series. It offers versatility and excellent performance for a reasonable price, and it's equipped with Tama's Power Glide cam to give it a smooth, light feel.

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Recommended price £107.00
£71.00

Fazley FDK-100-BP Single Bass Drum Pedal

For just a little cash, the Fazley FDK-100-BP kick pedal sets your kit up with a stable pedal with a smooth, fast action. This single bass drum pedal is designed for the complete beginner as well as the experienced drummer on a budget.

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Recommended price £53.00
£42.00

Fazley FDK-100-DBP Double Bass Drum Pedal

For beginner and more intermediate drummers that are ready to push themselves, Fazley offer up the affordable Fazley FDK-100-DBP double kick pedal and a solid training partner.

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Recommended price £123.00
£77.00

Bass Drum Pedals information

If there's one instrument that could very well be the basis of all music, it's the bass drum. Over the course of history, primitive drums have slowly evolved into the modern day timpanis and bass drums – which still remain the heartbeat of any piece of music. Nowadays, all drummers (whether they play jazz, pop or rock music) play the bass drum (or kick drum) using a bass drum pedal.

A regular drum kit with one kick drum only requires a single drum pedal, however, if you wish to play quick double bass drum parts, you'll need a double bass drum pedal. There are also practice pedals, for if you need to quietly brush up on your footwork. The bass drum pedal needs to be highly robust, and must be properly attached to your bass drum in order to endure the forces you subject it to for long periods of time. There are direct-drive, chain-drive and belt-drive pedals. Finally, you should also take into account the different beater materials (felt, wood or plastic) and the various ways in which these pedals may be adjusted.

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