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kylevater
groove master
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 sleishman
anybody ever see or hear of this? it looks exotic
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shine.fm-youth
groove master
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Location: peoria
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weird, they look a bit ridiculous though
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Mitchell?
groove master
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Location: Lexington, KY
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SINISTER
session drummer
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Location: HELL, MN
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Damn germans at it again! 
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anavrinIV
groove master
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Location: concord, nc
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sleishman has been making pedals for a long time and these are its most recent design. they've always done middle pedals though. the theory is that both pedals can feel exactly the same, and with their design they are both master pedals and not slaves. its a very cool theory and i would love to play those pedals.
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PDP9000
groove master
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Location: Hollywood CA
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Kinda weird it looks like they are really heavy.
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Lancelot Frosty
session drummer
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Looks interesting, to say the least.
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sarcasmsetyourhouseonfire
session drummer
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Location: duluth, mn
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funny you posted this. saw this in the last issue of modern drummer and i've been meaning to create a post about it...
i agree with the poster that said this looks extremely heavy... and i'm sure, for the price, you could get any other top of the line DP or an extra single pedal and an extra kick.
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Tue May 27, 2008 11:44 am |
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I love Cheese and drums
groove master
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Location: Philadelphia PA
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It just looks awkward and sluggish.
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Tue May 27, 2008 2:17 pm |
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kylevater
groove master
Posts: 1914
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Location: key west, fl
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sarcasmsetyourhouseonfire wrote:funny you posted this. saw this in the last issue of modern drummer and i've been meaning to create a post about it...
i agree with the poster that said this looks extremely heavy... and i'm sure, for the price, you could get any other top of the line DP or an extra single pedal and an extra kick.
haha thats exactly where i saw them
the one with cindy blackman on the cover
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Tue May 27, 2008 2:57 pm |
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Alan_
groove master
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Joined: 30 Dec 2007
Location: austin, tx
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those have actually been around for a long time in one incarnation or another. I hate them! having the "pull" at an angle like that is extremely uncomfortable and inefficient.
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Tue May 27, 2008 4:18 pm |
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drummerd731
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I own a set.
Once I got used to sitting in the center of my kit, everything started falling into place. My floor tom is right next to me which is cool.
I used to play double bass drums. It is similar in position to that.
These pedals are not slow. They are very fast actually. I've added weights to them. This has given me the feel I need.
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