Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

I would heartily recommend the Yamaha FP850, great pedal, fast responsive
and fits well to your kick tower.

-----Original Message-----
From: Ozan [mailto:ozanyagci@...]
Sent: 23 October 2002 11:33
To: DTXpress@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [DTXpress] Foot Pedal Recommendations ??




Since I dont have a foot pedal, I should choose one for the set. 
Which pedal can you recommend me in words of affordability and usage.
I know that there is a FP 700, a chain pedal. FP 750 chain + plate 
pedal. Is FP 700 satisfatory for the kit ? 

Ozzy.




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Choosing a pedal is very personal. It isn't about the kit it's played 
on. It's about the person that plays it. Go to the shop and try them 
out. Most pedals are more of less adjustable to your liking. Don't 
just stick to yamaha, other brands produce great pedals (look at tama 
iron cobra jr or stadard iron cobra, pearl etc.) You could also look 
for a second hand DW pedal or something. Personally I prefer the 
Ludwig Speedking, because of it's directness and smoothness. But It's 
way too expensive for me. So I bought a Iron cobra. It has a metal 
plate and a double chain. This gives me the stability I like. But 
there are lot's of far better drummer than me who play with "lesser" 
pedals. Some even don't care what pedal...

Hi , i know that buy a pedal is a personal choose but just loook this 
cool link ;)
http://www.hut.fi/~mheikker/bassdrum.html

Stephane


--- In DTXpress@y..., "bk452468" <j.g.koenders@s...> wrote:
> Choosing a pedal is very personal. It isn't about the kit it's 
played 
> on. It's about the person that plays it. Go to the shop and try 
them 
> out. Most pedals are more of less adjustable to your liking. Don't 
> just stick to yamaha, other brands produce great pedals (look at 
tama 
> iron cobra jr or stadard iron cobra, pearl etc.) You could also 
look 
> for a second hand DW pedal or something. Personally I prefer the 
> Ludwig Speedking, because of it's directness and smoothness. But 
It's 
> way too expensive for me. So I bought a Iron cobra. It has a metal 
> plate and a double chain. This gives me the stability I like. But 
> there are lot's of far better drummer than me who play 
with "lesser" 
> pedals. Some even don't care what pedal...