Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching

Awesome news!!!

Got mine today

@@steveorchiton8733 mine coming in 3 days ay

lucky you.

Glad it was useful. Thanks for watching man.

What do you think of them???

I wasn't aware there are now black models. A top pick up there

@@heavydrumsinc4816 limited edition run I think they are gone already. Now I just need to build to the skills to put them to proper use 🤘🏻

Thanks!! Yeah its perfectly made I think!

Yeah its like that to minimise power fatigue at the beater side. The drive shaft is holding up very well to my surprise.....

@@heavydrumsinc4816 I'm somewhat surprised to hear that myself. I chewed through 4 tama drives in 2 years myself, wound up buying the Trick roller bearing retrofit shaft for my Iron Cobras (amazing btw, made the ICs play better than new, and I don't think I'll ever need to replace it again!). I checked your review on here a few months ago because I was moving to longboards and I'm a huge Tama fan, but I've always hated the shafts, and I hate the cobra coil addition to every Tama pedal in the line, so I wound up blind buying the new Bigfoot low mass because of the performance of that shaft lol. I'd 100% say get any Tama pedal if you have less than 1k to spend. Otherwise, look for a set of Tricks, ACD, or Czarcie Kopyto. Just FYI, you aren't minimizing fatigue by positioning your drive any kind of way, it's just putting more stress on the first shaft lugs than the beater side lugs. Tama shafts have always been weak so I don't know if it matters or not.

Thanks! No play in hinges at all. Drive shaft is ok, but I would upgrade it if you can to a zero lag.

@@heavydrumsinc4816 Thanks, I have already Trick driveshaft that I use on the old Pearl Eliminator pedals

Thanks man. I dont think you could, as there's no bottom bit for the spring to fit in on the slave side pedal.

@@heavydrumsinc4816 And if you take that bit from left side of the main pedal? As i can see its just screwed on and the slave pedal has the same hole but with key holder.

No...its like not got the holes built into the frame of the slave side pedal

Hi there. Indeed you actually can. You already have some of the holes you need in the frame and the base, and some others are not drilled, but are "marked". You can see as well that the metal plate is thinner in those spots. Just flip the pedal up side down, compare both sides and you'll see it clearly. Of course you'll have to buy some pieces and drill some holes, but since they're marked and metal is thinner there, you shouldn't have much trouble as far as you use the proper bits and tools. The inferior piece for the spring can be placed in the hole that holds the "key holder", wich is expendable (just keep the key in your stick bag or place the holder in the right pedal, where the left spring is originally, since you'll place it on the left pedal anyway). By deattaching the front anchor, you can use one of the existent holes to install the clamp (you'll have to drill another hole, since it requires 2 screws). And in the front side, there are 4 smaller holes you'll have to drill to install the rubber down part of the clamp (this is optional, but recommendable in order to protect you bass drum hoop and for a better grip). You'll need to buy the beater holder piece to install it in the axe and the clamp. And you can buy the spring and its attachements or just use the one you already have in the other side and change it everytime you need. It all sounds more complicated than it really is. Edit: I don't know if you're used to drill steel, but it can overheat and ruin the drill bit if you're not careful, depending on the type and thickness of the steel. So just drill little by little, don't insist much time on each spot, and cool down the bit every now and then with some water (just keep a glass of water by your side and wet the bit inside, or just drop a bit on it with your finger...). Anyway, I don't think the thickness and hardness of this metal plate is enough to give you any trouble, but just in case...

@@isihernandez9752 Thanks for the tips man.. I bought them a few months back and yes i saw it was possible with a little modifications. In the near future when i find another bass drum for my kit I'll definitely try it.

Thanks man. Nooooo, I'd say it's been solid for me in that way.

Briefly had a go on the tricks. They are very good, but abit too ridged feeling.....but very, very good. If you like the direct drive feel go for it. The speed cobras are for me simply wonderful!! All the performance of direct drive with chain feel. Get a shot on speed cobras to see if you like. Personally I can't imagine any rock or metal drummer not liking them. Cheers for watching

Hi, if you still have the Trick Pros and you're in the UK I'd be happy to swap for my new speed cobras. I just cant get on with the speed cobras for some reason.

It's the modern way mate. When those questions get asked, I chuckle. Cheers for watching

I've had them for 6 years and just played with the hinge movement. It's just a tiny bit of movement so I have bigger things to focus on but the Dynas should be fun. I hope to get them in a few weeks.

That's bad news. I must say I don't suffer from that with my set.

It's solid buddy.

@@heavydrumsinc4816 thinking of demon drive pedal but watching your video made me reconsider. thanks

That's good news man. If you can try both, do so, both excellent, but For me speed cobra is less hassle and naturally smooth, less resistance in it at higher speeds. Plus the footboard on the cobra is actually slightly longer, even with d.d in long board.

I did and I wasn't.

Abit heavier, but not heavy, heavy. Definitely a more click attack.

Excellent question. I think that sounds a push. The adjustment of the beater is ok as its separate to the rest of the assembly. But the nuts on the end of the driveshaft start to hit the top of the spring assembly eventually. I've got it all the way up. At a guess I'd say its 3.5 to 4 inches maybe. I'll investigate!!

Heavy Drums Inc The Axis pedal is automatically 5 inches from the ground (highest point on the footboard to the ground) I was wondering if these could also go that high with the beater being reasonably back

The new Yamaha pedal can be set pretty high. I got it a lil while back but am trying to decide still between them and my 2018 iron cobra. The Yamaha’s much lighter and no doubt faster but the iron cobra has more control for me. But if I can develop more control with the Yamaha fp9 it’d be unstoppable. But easier said than done. I’d still like to try a speed cobra.

Yeah more natural feel. The boards on this are definitely bigger so may suit you.

I did have belt eliminators too. I'd say if you're happy with the eliminators don't switch. Personally speaking I can do the exactly same stuff at the same quality on both. For doubles I'd say the eliminators have a better bounce response. Thanks for watching

@@heavydrumsinc4816 I'm happy with them but have wondered for a while now if something would be better and even more responsive. I've never played a longer footboard and I have pretty big feet. If the SCs have a quicker/lighter feel and the longer board helps in that regard, that's enough to try. Have you ever tried the Dyna Syncs?

You just unscrew the nut at the side of the spring assembly and move it back or forward to suit. Plus you can then adjust the beater angle independently

Yes, 👍

No idea, sorry buddy. You could check to see if the spring is sitting straight

@@heavydrumsinc4816 hello mate i raises the foot board a inch seems to have sorted it slave hits harder with trick drive shaft cheers mate

Surprisingly No. The spikes do a very good job. A couple of stick on velcro patches under it too just incase though.

910's of course

@@heavydrumsinc4816ok thanks. I was thinking of getting the 310 as these will be my first double pedals but I guess from your review it’s worth spending the extra and going for the 910.

I haven't had a 310 dude.

No trouble yet. Try abit of "speed cream" on the moving parts. It's skateboard lube.

Yes

deformitygurubashi: He mentions that he prefer the Speed Cobras over the Demon Drive like *5 times* in the video 😂