Tama Iron Cobra 900 Twin Pedal Power Glide HP900PWN

Alright everybody, if you're looking for a really smooth, great playing pedal that will last you a lifetime, all great high end features, this Tama Ir...

Longboard pedals are what you need, Tama Speed Cobra is the first one that comes to mind but most of the manufacturers are making them.

I bought an electronic drum set off Amazon, along with these kickers. They want to charge me 60 bucks to mail them back. I only paid like 400 to 500 hundred for the kickers. I was going to return everything because the mesh Alasis or whatever kit won't work with it. The actual item is fine, but the ...

its worth mostly from a reliability standpoint. A good drummer can make most any pedal work. I would recommend a Dw 5000 or Tama iron cobra. it'll last you forever.

For the first 12 years of my drumming life, I played on an Iron Cobra Power Glide double pedal, and my playing was excellent. I had precision, speed, and power when using the pedals. As I started to get further into Metal drumming, I was swayed by the marketing and hype surrounding the Axis Longboar...

After playing it for a while I just wasn’t as happy with it as i thought. It felt “too quick” and I never felt I could get the right amount of power and smack even though I play with a heavy foot. I want to switch to a new pedal and I need some guidance.

Best pedal Tama has ever made. It is exactly how the product description describes it. Best part is I wont damage my bass drum hoop because of the rubber lining on the bass drum clamps.

I used a 1st gen Tama Iron Cobra for decades and just recently bought a Tama Dyna-Sync. I don’t think anything on the market can beat it for the qualities you mentioned, give it a try

Yes. Absolutely.

Gretsch, hell yes.

Pork pie, hell yes.

Iron cobra, hell yes.

You're well and truly set, my man. Enjoy!

I recently got a drum set as a wedding gift and I'm loving every second of it.