[Oogadee Boogadee]

DW are good at getting replacement parts out to customers.... b/c they always need to!!!

If you're a gigging drummer, get the IC's or Eliminators... then special order spares of the parts most likely to break (but from these companies, they RARELY will).... just to be safe. Set of extra footboards, set of dual-chains (or straps), set of beaters. that's in. Maybe an extra double-pedal slave-pedal connecting rod thingie (that bar with the universal joints).

it's basically wasting your money, with Pearl and Tama, b/c you'll probably never need them... but you never know! be safe so that you can do a quick replacement for an upcoming show.

if it's DW... buy 10 of everything when stocking spare parts. Keep a Kanban system.

[Ancestor]

Originally Posted by Benzesp

Speed King! The name says it all

Holy shit! Those are cool pics.

[Ancestor]

Originally Posted by Oogadee Boogadee

DW are good at getting replacement parts out to customers.... b/c they always need to!!!

I won't say it's impossible, since I don't have enough experience. Her old DWs (which were the cheapest pedal available) only broke one spring in over two years of heavy use. We'll see.

[Psychoface]

Originally Posted by bostjan

+1 for Iron Cobra by Tama. My drummer has a DW pedal that he paid $$$ for, but he likes my Iron Cobra almost as well.

Only down side is that the beater heads seem to wear out faster than most single pedals I've had.

My bro has one too.... he says "much suport for Tama" so it must be good...? well.... drums arnt my thing i prefer to stick to but he insists that tama rocks so ill suport it :

TAMA