What drum pedal could be used for this drum pad?
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And pedal will work with this tower. I use a double pedal with mine. Works fine.
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This is the drum pedal I use on the drum pad... it is pretty effective. Cannon UP1220DP Bass Drum PedalIt also works with double bass pedals. The surface is quite large.
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Good question, I'm not sure, but I bet just about any pedal that can fasten to the front of the kick tower. The pedal I have is a Gibraltar, with a hard plastic "pad" on the hammer, and it works great.
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Anyone works good. i use a generic double chinese pedal but mainly recomended are flat padded hammers
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any single drum pedal, will be fine. if you put a double bass pedal, that will change the sensivity and volume of what you play, but it will work fine too....
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Any standard single or double pedal will work with this kick pad just fine. I use either my single Tama Iron Cobra pedal or double iron cobra depending on my needs at that present time. *Suggestion* all styles of drumming will work fine. However if you play any extreme or death metal style particularly with blast beats your kick pad will crap out over time if not taken care of.
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You can use any single acoustic kick pedal. It will not work with a double kick pedal.
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Yamaha 7210 Single Foot Pedal with Single Chain Drive. It is available in Amazon.
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For keyboard there is a cheap multi efdects pedal calledthe digitech500. Works great through direct connect. But you should also get a sustain pedal
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I have a Ludwig snare stand. Any standard snare stand will work well. If you really want to have fun, pick up a Simmons DA200S drum amp. I highly recommend this amp as well.
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The will work on anything where a normal drum head would go. Anything with lugs you can tighten down can be used!
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You can use any pedal with any cable with 1/4 jack. These small cables are use if you have more than one pedal so can connect them together one close to the other. Hope it helps!!
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Yes. I originally had this kick pad hooked to a Yamaha, but I upgraded to a Roland TD11K, and kept this Yamaha kick over the brand new Roland KD9 mesh kick head. That's how great this kick pad it. It was WAY louder, and I don't know about you, but when I slam the bass drum, I want it to be loud bass. This kick has a volume control on the back of it also. Hope that helps you. But, you should have no problems, this kick is universal and works with all kinds of brands.
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No, there is no pad for the pedal - the pedal itself causes the 'drum' to sound.
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The drum pad is attached to the kick pedal platform and electronically connected to the rest of the kit.
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Not quite sure...to be honest, I hardly use this pedal right now. I am very happy with my Boss DD7... sorry I couldn't help more.
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You have to have a software program on your computer. If you have it then don't worry about buying a program. If you do need a software program then be sure it is compatible with the pedal.
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You can buy another pedal and daisy chain it for double bass or buy a kick pad if you have a double. Don't think you can add another hi-hat pedal but you can make rims into remote hi-hats.
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First of all, the Tascam RC-3F Foot Switch is heavy duty and works great with my Tascam Mixer. I would contact Boss.com & Tascam.com and ask them both the same question being specific to both as the model number of this footswitch and the model number of your Boss electronic drums. They are both very reliable as far as getting back to you with your questions. Also contact YAHAMA.com electronics/musical instruments as YAMAHA electronic drum pedals work with most/almost all electronic drums and the same pedal from YAMAHA also works on most electronic keyboards/piano/organs/synthesizers etc. Places like Musicians Friend.com, Sweetwater Music.com, Guitar Center.com etc would also be able to answer this correctly and also send you great free catalogs if you request them with lots of free lessons etc. online. Most of the time Amazon is less expensive to buy from with these companies giving you info and ideas and when they have sales they can't be beat to order from these companies directly. I hope this helps. Happy Holidays!
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Nope; you will need to buy a drum pedal and speakers for this to work. This was a surprise to us on Xmas day, but $200 later, it is a great drum kit!
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Tascam RC30P footswitch at http://www.amazon.com/Tascam-RC30P-Punch-Out-Pedal/dp/B0002DUO6U/ref=sr_1_18?ie=UTF8&qid=1397528907&sr=8-18&keywords=tascam+footswitch looks like the one you need. It has been discontinued, but I see there is 1 left for sell on Amazon. Otherwise, there are probably other brands with similar function. It looks like a basic on/off single pedal with a 1/4" jack. Only use if for punching in/out while recording. Over the years I have had various recorders. I know some people liked the footswitch for punching in/out while recording, but I personally preferred using the auto punch in/out feature on my recorders. The DP008EX has an auto punch in/out feature you might want to try out. You can download the DP008EX owner's manual at http://tascam.com/product/dp-008ex/download
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The pedal for the hi-hat is included but you have to buy your own pedal separately to use on the kick drum pad.
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Yes, it is possible but you will also need the bass drum pad assembly for the actual drum pedals.
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Yes, you can use this to trigger anything that receives a USB Midi signal. Literally anything that is a Midi Mappable trigger or on/off setup. So if you wanted to you could set each switch to a different 808 Drum, 1 for Kick, 2nd for clap, and 3rd for hi-hat... If you so desire.