My new axis pedal with danmar redwood's!

[Ryanthedrummer]

Title pretty much sums it up. These beaters are alot lighter than the sonic hammers! they also feel alot more agile

http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/6259/dsc00091ve5.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

[sticksnstonesrus]

I have a serious affinity for those pedals. They look remotely familiar...aside form the beaters. I lost the sonic hammers because I thought they were heavy too. The ebay money paid for a couple replacements that were lighter, cheaper. and didn't poke the tops of my feet.

Looks good brother...enjoy

http://www.picpile.net/ims/pic_450w0ZKg/33054.jpg

[Les Ismore]

sticksnstonesrus has his drive shaft on correctly.

Ultimately you want the larger tube driving the smaller tube.

[Ryanthedrummer]

ok thanks ill do that now

[joeysnare]

i noticed you have those on what looks to a roland kit,DO NOT USE THOSE BEATERS ON THE RUBBER BASS PAD! they will tear it up extremly fast always use felt beaters on rubber pads. i have those exact danmar beaters they are more harsh on surfaces than any other type of beater.

[Ryanthedrummer]

Yeah ive heared they tear up skins, but if you look im using an Evans EQ patch, are you sure i should still change to felt? they dont seem to be doing any damage

Ryan

[joeysnare]

as the finish of the beaters wears off only the wood grain is left and it will cut easily through rubber,just warning a fellow roland player.

[Ryanthedrummer]

Might have to invest in the danmar felt beaters then :D, i dont like the sonic hammers much they are far too heavy