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Tama HP900PWN PowerGlide Iron Cobra

5.0 av 5 stjärnor från 61 kundbetyg ()

Double Pedal

  • Power Glide system
  • The Power Glide features a double-chained offset cam which increases power and speed as the beater reaches the end of the stroke
  • Power Strike Cobra Beater - better performance because the beater strikes exactly perpendicular on drumhead
  • Improved ball bearings from the Cobra Speed series
  • Cobra Coil spring footboard
  • Speedo-Ring spring control
  • Oiles bearing hinge
  • Vari-Pitch beater holder
  • Swivel Spring Tight spring suspension
  • Hinge Guard Block: Heel plate and hinge made of three separate components for improved durability
  • Para Clamp II pro
  • Lite Sprocket chainring for softer feel
  • Includes carry bag
  • Tillgänglig sedan December 2015
  • Artikelnummer 375956
  • försäljningsenhet 1 Styck
  • Incl. Floor Plate Yes
  • Incl. Strap No
  • Chain Yes
  • Chain Drive Excentric
  • Incl. 2-4 way beater No
  • Incl. Pedal Bag, Or Case Yes
5 999 kr
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Tama's done it again
Pedalboy 17.05.2017
Although the previous PowerGlides were / are still amazing pedals, these pedals are a huge improvement on their predecessor. Carrying on with the tradition of feeling the power in every stroke, it's so much smoother than the previous range of PowerGlides. This is strongly due to the Cobra Coil spring under the footboard and the new style beaters. Overall there is a lot more power, control and feel. I have been playing Iron Cobras for a long time and these new PowerGlides have helped me to re-establish why I don't want to use anything else.
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Just try them
Trevor Lahey 27.06.2022
Had the old model and a pair of pearl eliminators. These are unreal. It did take a few plays to adjust though (different dimensions to previous model) but they’re extremely smooth and inviting. Love the new beaters. Convinced it boosted my low end but could just be imagining. All in all, highly recommended if you have the money. I got 16 years out of my last pair so in the long run it’s a worthy investment. Mainly used for rock, pop and metal.
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Top notch!
Maximiliam 18.03.2021
I've now had this pedal for a few months, and I have only good things to say about it. Feel wise, adjustment wise, quality, setup... Everything. Just the way I expected and wanted! Switched from my 9000.
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Tama Quality
Walnut Tree 07.11.2026
I am more of a Sonor drums guy ( living in europe ), but this pedal is ACTUALLY amazing for the price. Of course, Tama never disappoints and is my 2nd favorite drum company for a reason ( behind sonor, ahead of Pearl ). Their hardware is just spot on. Dw sells the 5000 double at this pricepoint, it just doesnt hold up in comparison.

The coil is rock solid and easy to adjust, the pedal was pre-lubed ( if yours is "squeaky" put some WD-40 on it or any lithium based lubrification ), and the build is just solid. The inlays do not affect playing and is perfect for any genre ( I play from Jazz\Fusion to Thrash Metal ).

PS: do what you want with your life, go buy the garbage DW sells if you want it and it makes you happy, this is just a review.

I DO think DW's are overhyped by americans because, SURPRISE , THE GEAR MADE IN YOUR OWN COUNTRY COSTS LESS THAN IMPORTED GEAR, WHICH IS PRICED WITH YOUR OWN IMPORTATION TAX.

A sonor vintage 3 piece kit costs 3100 euros here and 3600 euros ( 4000-4100 dollars ) in the US ( on the Drum Center of Portsmouth ).

NO WONDER all the americans consider SONORS overpriced.
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