Is the mapex really similar? Like really??

Can I ask you sir...would you prefer that pedal over "Axis long board"?

@@joelopez7197 I honestly can't say as the store I got them from didn't have any, but I was able to test them against the pearl demon drive and dw 9000s and it was no contest, the footboard on the tama will be longer though

Same here bro!!🔥😈🔥

If you watch his most recent uploads he is still using them

the dynasync are amazing pedals, but it may be a bit of a system shock to go from something thats got a much heavier feel like the 5000s to something like the dyna sync, if you can, try them side by side first.

It's all about opinion, but for me it's a lot easier to go faster with shoes, with socks you have to work a lot harder for it to move But whatever you are more comfortable with is better

Just got these pedals last week. Beaters are great. Just personally wish they were a little heavier

Timbale snare, I believe

Thanks!! RME. I recently compared with very expensive preamps, and I have the budget for, but bigger preamps don't sound better to me. They just sound different. If I could change something, it would be the room itself hahahaha (too small and low ceiling)

@@RomainGoulon I have to build my home studio from scratch and I am looking at interfaces and preamps but I don't understand much electronics. I have the same configuration as you in the battery. What interface model and Preamps would you recommend? For Snare, kick, 2 rack toms, 2 floor toms. A big greeting from Argentina. Sorry for my bad English hahaha.

No real reason, I always change my mind on everything, at this time I don't really play double strokes ^^

@@RomainGoulon ..Hey Romain! I got a little question..please answer...are these new pedals faster smoother than the "Axis-Long boards"?..cause iam really interested in buying them..please let me know..thanks sir Domain!🔥😈🔥

Do you have kopyto pedals? Most pedal who say this don't actually own either lol from my own experience.

@@grxygxds I'm not interested in showing you if I have it or not, if you believe me or not. I know I have them and they are much better than the Tama Dyna-Sync and by far!

@@guerson99 hahaha I've played them and the knock offs on ebay, no difference... 2k+ for something you can get for 500 lol talk about Mark up

@@grxygxds When you tell me about imitations on this product 8CK), it immediately shows that you are just an inexperienced amateur. As you say champion, be happy.

@@guerson99 because I've played both... that would make me more experienced than you on the topic. You've only played one hahah I test drum pedals for a living.

Is that what you use? I'm on the fence trying to buy a new double kick pedal any help would be appreciated 👍 my battle is between Trick Double and Tama Dyna Sync

@@grxygxds Trick pedals are by far the best made pedals. They perform excellent but only if that’s the feel you want! They are nothing like standard chain pedals and are more for really high speed with quick technique. The Dynasync is much more like a chain pedal but still with the instant response of direct drive. I’d recommend if you are coming from chain pedals to go with Tama, and replace the driveshaft. It will be the best pedal combo you have ever played.

​@@AP02112The Czarcie kopyto pedals shit on those trick things.

@@dcmastermindfirst9418 What's the price difference? You absolute fool, try again, you know nothing. Trick is made in the USA, yours in Poland...🤣🤣🤣🤣

Tiger Koehn he said it was a factory setting right out of the box and that’s how he’s playing them

No, that incorrect. His footboard is raised at the head where there is a mechanism that allows the foot plate to be raised higher or lowered to adjust the foot plate or “ longboard” just before the direct drive arm . This can only be adjusted with a drum key and it’s quite tight not easy to loosen. Look at the video . I own this pedal and when it comes from the factory this bridge piece is neutral-not raised, as he has it in the video. It can also be lowered to adjust for lowering the footboard . So, again, he adjusted it.

So from your standpoint (since you know his settings already it seems), how would this video have benefited you?

ChordxClient No, that incorrect. His footboard is raised at the head where there is a mechanism that allows the foot plate to be raised higher or lowered to adjust the foot plate or “ longboard” just before the direct drive arm . This can only be adjusted with a drum key and it’s quite tight not easy to loosen. Look at the video . I own this pedal and when it comes from the factory this bridge piece is neutral-not raised, as he has it in the video. It can also be lowered to adjust for lowering the footboard . So, again, he adjusted it.

ChordxClient no, I wanted to know what he adjusted. There are 7 differ readjustment you can make . That was the point of my comment. How the video help if he doesn’t explain his setting. I’m repeating myself. You answered your own question. Of course it doesn’t help. Me knowing the pedal for myself and my setting is not the issue. His settings are the issue

Guessing you mean asymmetrical beaters means they are not evenly spaced against the vertical line axis of a BD.