Tama HP30 Stage Master Single Bass Drum Pedal

Single chain, offset cam design.

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Overall User Ratings

Overall:: 8 out of 10
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Tama HP30 Bass Pedal Customer Review

Overall:: 9 out of 10

Submitted: 8/17/2007

Musical Experience: Der Trummler

Overall:
There is NOTHING wrong with this pedal. Why are you spending $200 bucks for a freakin' drum pedal??!! TAMA's a strong name too, so why wouldn't they back their product? I have two of them and last I checked it's your skills that're going to determine your kicks. You putting a kit together and getting nickeled and dimed for drum hardware? Yeah the 50 dollar TAMA is absolutely fine, grab it.

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Tama HP30 Bass Pedal Customer Review

Overall:: 5 out of 10

User: a customer from alum.mit.edu

Submitted: 2/17/2008

Style of Music: Classical, rock, jazz, experimental

Location: Boston, MA

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Overall:
It's cheap, light, and folds up a bit smaller than most pedals. The problem is that it makes a relatively high-pitched "clunk" sound on every hit. My old Pearl pedal, which was almost as cheap, is much quieter.

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