Come lor...

Selling the pedal with original packaging..
Free
1) Pearl PX85 Pedal Stabilizer
2) Gibraltar Bass Pedal Practise Pad..

all item less then 2 months old..

selling because need money urgently otherwise i'll keep this demon...

Oooo... I could use an extra Gibraltar bass practice pad. Any chance of selling it separately?

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Added on January 12, 2011, 3:00 pmThis one poor quality ler. I'll never buy it.

This post has been edited by Party2DMax: Jan 12 2011, 03:00 PM

what is the difference between 3 leg hi hat pedal and 2 leg hi hat pedal

u mean stand?

3 leg got extra 1 leg more stable. correct r?

This post has been edited by WintersuN: Jan 12 2011, 04:12 PM

or easier to put a double pedal if 2 leg? haha

pedal got leg? Shudnt it be stand only got leg?

Wa. I'm interested in the Gibraltar Practice Pad.

Yes and no. Some are very stable as they have a frame around the pedal link that goes all the way to the floor - they're designed so that you have more floor space for, say, a double pedal.



And I don't get what the fuss is about with regards to being able to play really really fast or whatever with one leg. It's a cool achievement, but generally limited to one style of music. If you could do that with all your limbs, on the other hand... or better yet play to the groove... :wink: Take the time to work out your left leg, and you'll be surprised at what can spontaneously happen when you're jamming.

can u pla 220bpm 16th on one foot liek boner?
His 1 leg is faster than me using 2 legs..


and i thnk he calculated wrongly.. he said 4 kicks in a sec but if 16th on one foot 220bpm would be around 14 kicks in one second wif his right foot.

Ah.. I never claim i can do 16th on 1 foot at 220bpm... Lolz.. I am not robot, still human flesh..

I say do 4 kick/sec only la brother.. Still working towards a faster pace.. But sometimes lazy already..

ahh.. i misunderstand sorry

when i ask 16th notes then your post is next i thought u mean 16 notes 220 bpm wif 1 foot lol

Frankly speaking, I do not think any human in the earth can do 14 kick/ sec on the bass drum.. Hahaha...

Mine is at 4/sec.. And i think this is a normal speed for most drummer out there, and most of them can do this..
Maybe you also can do 4kick/sec also.. Had u tried before?

This post has been edited by Bonescythe: Jan 12 2011, 11:17 PM

never tried b4 but i think its doable since 4kick per sec would be like around 120bpm 16th double bass. My current comfortable speed is around 135bpm.

Anyway u still awesome to me. speed is not everything. Creativity > speed. Of course if got creativity and speed will be the best

Yea.. Creativity, accuracy, consistency is important. Speed is from endurance and countless of training..
Creativity plays an important part (to determine the boring-ness or interesting-ness of the music)... But too creative will just spoil the music.. Haha.. Therefore, optimum creativity is the best.

Most of all, teamwork is the most important thing to look into in a band. Emphasizing the same note together, doing pause together, building up together.. This is the aspect that will greatly effect the music..

k got it. Thnx for the advice

any idea how I should practice? if I can do the groove at home practice but can't it during music class? especially the kick and open, closed hi-hat part ~.~

Now THESE are the words of a drummer I wouldn't mind listening to...

Means u havent got it down solid yet. Just continue practicing until u can do it while talking or eating bread. If got it down solid u can do it using any kit

Means your left leg is naughty .. Not enough training.. Not flexible still..


Train up your left foot, then you will find it easy..

If calculations sometimes confuse you, practice more or just get over calculating for that moment but be sure to stay on the beat.


I don't find projection any problem now. If you put a enough far distance between your throne and the pedal, you can get more projection. Cause you can step on the pedal easier and more power.