con struct
Platinum Member
People like to talk about their new pedal or the pedal or pedals they're thinking about getting, but I want to talk about my old pedals. I've had them for at least fourteen years.
They're DW 5000s, bass pedal and hihat.
Only piano players, harp players, vibrophone players, organ players and drummers have pedals as a component of their instrument. No, I think the orchestra chimes may have pedals. And of course the timpani.
Hell, there may be even more than that. Those are the only ones I can think of right now.
These things, my DW 5000 pedals, are built to stand up to all the slinging about that happens to them. They're always just the way I like a pedal to be. You set the thing and that's it. Set it and forget it.
We all like thinking about new stuff, I mean we all do, but I tell you...my pedals, they're like slipping on my favorite pair of jeans.
I love my pedals. I love my old stuff. It works.
So...heck, I'll hit the Submit button anyway.
They're DW 5000s, bass pedal and hihat.
Only piano players, harp players, vibrophone players, organ players and drummers have pedals as a component of their instrument. No, I think the orchestra chimes may have pedals. And of course the timpani.
Hell, there may be even more than that. Those are the only ones I can think of right now.
These things, my DW 5000 pedals, are built to stand up to all the slinging about that happens to them. They're always just the way I like a pedal to be. You set the thing and that's it. Set it and forget it.
We all like thinking about new stuff, I mean we all do, but I tell you...my pedals, they're like slipping on my favorite pair of jeans.
I love my pedals. I love my old stuff. It works.
So...heck, I'll hit the Submit button anyway.
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