Tama HP910LN Speed Cobra - Single Pedal

Wow, wow, and wow again. I have been playing drums for over 55 years, and double bass for the last 30 years. My old Tama pedals were great but lacked a long board and had very limited adjustment. This pedal has a million ways to fine tune it and it is surgically smooth and controllable. This pedal eliminated the physical work I used to have to do, and because you can adjust the pedal and beater angel separately, it is a dream come true. No more settling for a 'middle ground' adjustment, now I can fine tune the pedal to 'exactly' the way I want it, and talk about ease of use and precision. I could go on about this pedal for two more hours, but I think you get the gist. Simply perfect in every regard. Nice engineering and work, you guys. Be warned, these take a little getting used to because they are so responsive, but once you get familiar with them, they will take you to a whole new level...I promise.

My drum teacher kept telling me to get a better bass drum pedal. For the last few years I've been using the stock Pearl pedal that comes with the Pear Roadshow kit. I figured if I could play on an entry level that would be good enough. Wellllll I just boutht the Tama Speed Cobra 910 and it's nothing short of AMAZING. I HIGHLY recommend it. For me it's so easy I still have a slight learning curve (because it's SO much easier and quick responding). I'm so glad I finally upgraded.

I'd been using a basic DW chain drive pedal for years on my kit. Wanted to upgrade to a more modern pedal with better features and adjustability. Took a chance on this Tama, and must say it's one of the best purchases I've made for my kit. Has a great feel and rebound, and is very smooth. The longer footbed is a nice feature too. Highly recommended.

These are the perfect bridge if you're going from a short board to a long board. They have the snap and power of the shortboard but the little extra length will get you going with heel toe and swivel techniques. I went from Iron cobra 900's to a Direct drive Trick dominator which has no heel plate, I just couldn't get comfortable, maybe I didn't give it enough time or maybe to many years on standard chain drives, I tried a bunch of different pedals and landed on the speed cobra 910 double and I'm playing fast 16th patterns cleaner than ever before. I ended up buying my "dream kit" and went with a second kick drum so I needed a single as the double doesn't convert. For me, these are the best plying and feeling pedals on the market.

Effortless and super smooth. Does exactly what your foot tells it to do.I loved my 310 but the 910 is like going from a Mustang to a Lamborghini.This pedal performs so well that I forget that I'm even playing it. At $200 it's a stealFor what you get out of it.

Wanted to like this pedal. But it has a fatal flaw. It has several screws that hold the housing to the rocker. They constantly come loose and need re-tightening. With a proprietary wrench. Not good during gigs. Going back to my DW 5000.

I really like the feel and speed of this petal. The larger size is really cool to.

still yet to get the adjustment perfect , but it is faster than my pearl