Kick Drum Pedals
Kick Drum Pedals are of paramount importance to any drummer. A good kick drum pedal will optimise your kick drum sound.
Kick Drum Pedals are of paramount importance to any drummer. A good kick drum pedal will optimise your kick drum sound.
Whether you seek a single pedal or a double, we stock an excellent range of chain, belt, and direct drive pedals. All purchases include a three-year warranty and 30-day moneyback guarantee.Showing 16 of 96 products
DW 6000 Series Accelerator Single Pedal
Tama Dyna-Sync Single Bass Drum Pedal
Ahead Mach 1 Pro Single Pedal
DW 5000AH4 Series Single Chain Bass Drum Pedal
DW 5000 Series Heelless Pedal
Sakae Axelandor Single Pedal
Yamaha FP9C Chain Drive Single Pedal
Sonor 600 Series Single Bass Drum Pedal
Pearl P-3000C Demon Chain Single Kick Pedal
DW 9000 Series Single Kick Drum Pedal
DW 9000 Series Extended Foot Plate Single Pedal
Pearl P-3500D Demon XR Single Pedal
Sonor Giant Step Single Pedal w/Bag
DW Drums Machined Chain Drive Single Bass Drum Pedal
DW MDD Direct Drive Pedal - XF
DW Machined Chain Drive Single Pedal Extended Footboard
About Kick Drum Pedals
Kick drum pedals are an essential part of any drummer's setup, providing the driving force behind the bass drum. They offer precision, speed, and control, allowing drummers to create dynamic rhythms and maintain consistent tempos. A well-chosen pedal can make all the difference, whether you're playing fast-paced double bass or laying down steady beats in a groove.
There are various types of kick drum pedals to suit different playing styles. Single kick pedals are perfect for straightforward drumming, offering simplicity and reliability. For example, the Roland KT-10 Kick Trigger Pedal is ideal for electronic kits, providing responsive and compact performance. For those who need more complexity, double kick pedals enable rapid footwork, ideal for fast-paced genres. The Pearl Demonator Double Kick Pedal and the Tama Speed Cobra Twin Bass Drum Pedal are excellent choices for players seeking speed and versatility. Direct drive pedals, like the Pearl Demon Drive Double Bass Drum Pedal, provide a direct connection between the footboard and the beater, ensuring a responsive and fast action, while chain drive pedals offer a smoother, slightly more controlled feel. Belt-driven pedals are known for their lightweight operation, making them great for swift and fluid play.
Modern kick drum pedals often feature adjustable settings, allowing drummers to customize the beater angle, footboard height, and spring tension. Additionally, many models are designed with durable, lightweight materials for both road-readiness and ease of use. Investing in the right kick drum pedal enhances your control and responsiveness, making it a crucial choice for any drummer looking to elevate their performance.
FAQs
What are the different types of kick drum pedal?
Kick drum pedals come in three main types: single, double, and hybrid drive. Single pedals are the most basic, while double pedals allow for faster playing. Hybrid drive pedals offer a mix of direct and chain drives, giving drummers varied control and responsiveness.
How do you keep a kick pedal in place?
To keep a kick pedal in place, use velcro strips or spikes that attach to the bass drum mat. Many pedals also feature anchor screws or rubber grips for stability. A heavy, non-slip drum mat is crucial to prevent sliding during intense playing.
Is a direct drive pedal worth it?
A direct drive pedal is considered worth it for drummers seeking maximum speed and precision. It offers a quicker response compared to chain or belt drives, making it ideal for genres requiring fast footwork. However, it may feel less flexible to some drummers.
