i've tried them with more tension, heavier beaters and i always have a further beater... just never felt like i could get a good smack out of them.
Thats definitely interesting, definitely seems different from my experience. What pedals do you normally play?
This is a good example of "if you like it, then it's the pedal for you". I've put my feet on the Axis pedal "every" chance I get to play one ... and they still don't "do it" for me. Wasn't my bag 15+ years ago ... and it don't work for me now ...
But they're the "cats meow" for a lot of people ... that's why, with pedals, you need to play every one you can, and then buy the one that feels best to you.
Absolutely! Its not for everyone, and I may not wind up sticking with them. But I should be able to re-sell them for a bit more than I paid, I couldn't pass them up!
Bayse drahm pettles... I love those.
Congrats on your Axis - I haven't tried them but would love to have some - just don't expect them to make you faster than you are now. Are you?
Well, they won't make me faster, but they are lighter and more mechanically efficient than my current pedals, so they will get in the way less. The net result is that I will be able to achieve higher speeds with less effort and fatigue. In that way, they do make you faster
I know this for a fact, because I already own an Axis single pedal, and it has this effect.
However you spell it, give us a review after you fire them up! Would love to hear some fresh feedback on these. I've considered them myself...
Will do! I'll probably write a blog article about them, haha. Maybe a video review too.
your gonna using them for metal rite?!? ;cause they only work for metal! \m/
I tried using an Axis pedal to play jazz once, and it didn't make any sound! I guess you CAN only play metal with Axis, haha.
