Unboxing My First Direct Drive Double Kick Pedal
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What pedal do you play?!
Double Iron cobra 600
Iron Cobras. I am looking for something new when I can afford it. Although I need some more tips on how to gain foot speed
DW 2000 Double Kick.
1st generation Pearl Eliminator.
Czarcie Kopyto :)
Endorsing Trick since August, best pedals ever !!!!
How heavy duty is it?
Wyatt: *YES*
Michael Skembo 😹💪🏻
I’m not a drummer and likely never will be but I watched this entire video and love your covers. Cheers from Raleigh, NC
Belt drive is the perfect blend of direct and chain, plenty of metal drummers use them, myself included.
Have owned these Trick pedals and the Speed Corbas with the ACD Unlimited Direct drive conversion kit and my Pearl Redline belt drives are the best feeling, by far.
Fresh hand piece and pedals. Tricks have always looked so unreal
SO GLAD YOU GOT TRICK! Trick and Czarcie Kopyto for life!!!!
As I lay Dying drops a fire album and we get a pedal review...? Comonnnnnnn man !
Love your videos but let’s go on that reaction !
Definitely got a learning curve switching to a direct drive but I absolutely love my Trick's. Just make sure you have a good drum rug and some strong Velcro.
I've actually never played anything but direct drive doubles since I stepped up from a single way back in the day. It was a huge difference. I'm about to start playing again after some time outta the game cause of some unfortunate life situations and plan to get another ✌
Just bought this pedal! Will be my first ever direct drive pedal and longboard! Ive been using iron cobra my first double bass, then moved onto Pearl demonator pedals which i currently use. but for style of my band I wanted something different so I decided to go with this! Cant wait til it comes in mail! Will do an unboxing video!
Hoooly shit. Congrats man!
Dude that new INK!!! Looks great bro!!! Keep the dope vids coming!
Thanks so much! :D
Finally! Your heel toe is great already, now you can take it to the next level 🤘
Jeran Yerraya thanks 😁💪🏻
This will be perfect for that cover of bleed lol
holy crap dude sick tattoos! i noticed obviously rite away from the 2 videos you added a lot new work that's badass👍tattoos are always better when there acually quality like that.
Trick is a great pedal! My first direct drive pedal and which I still own and play is the Speed King by Ludwig. It also uses the compression spring in a similar way to the Trick.
Nice pedals man. I use a dw9002 primarily, but have just picked up a pair of demon drives, and the direct drive does feel very different but you can already feel the instant transfer of a direct drive
Can’t wait for you to get to 100k!!!
I know this is not a popular topic but I super enjoy your videos and love to see how you tune and setup drums. Specifically your bass and snare. I get it's an art but would be great video to see from you!
Carlos Mennens ya I can do a tunning video down the line!
Congrats on the new pedal! bought a Trick driveshaft for my old Iron Cobra and was amazed how it instantly made the slave side feel like an actual separate pedal... So much more responsive and smooth. One thing though, regarding some misinformation in the video. A single or dual chain doesn't have any effect on the amount of footboard play. It's all in the hinge. It probably seems like that to you because cheaper quality pedals use a single chain because it's more cost effective, and their hinge mechanisms aren't built with the degree of precision of that of a higher end, dual chain pedal. It's totally possible to build a single chain drive pedal with a good tight hinge that will have as little play as a dual chain, but it's not in the interest of cost efficiency in keeping the pedal in that lower tier, budget friendly pedal corner of the market. Not trying to take anything away from your video, just informing the future pedal shoppers out there. Anyway, I hope you adjust to it quickly and are happy with your purchase, Trick really does make amazing shit!
Love the background synth
I have owned Pearls, DW7000s, DW5000s, DW9002(exFB), Tama Iron Cobra 900, Speedcobra 310s and 910s. Finally received my Trick Pro1v2 Low Mass Long FB. Just WOW!!! The feel is very subjective but in terms of build quality, none of the other pedals come even close to it
Thanks for a great review. I've never played a long board. I play all styles so I need pedals that have proper feel for groove playing and syncopated bass patterns in addition to all out speed. In other words, I am looking for a well rounded all purpose pedal. Are these pedals versatile for all that as well or are they really geared to fast constant playing ? Thanks.
I actually play with 2 kicks so this "Double Pedal" would be ready for me out of the box, well with the exception of adjusting the tension lol. I just switched to direct drive, but just in case I didn't like it I went a cheaper route and bought the Ddrum QuickSilvers, which are a cheaper set of direct drive pedals and as it turned out I like the power I get from chain drive but love the speed I get from direct drive,so now I'm looking at getting some Tricks. Have you had any problems with them?
Awesome video, thanks for sharing this information. I’m kind of looking for something new myself.
Looks like great stuff but I just wonder, the slave and main are so similar, was it that big of a deal to make them identical to allow the pedal to be assembled either right or left foot lead ?
The only other pedal that cost more I havent tried are the acd unlimited and kopyto pedals which I believe are about $400 to $500 more than these but the tricks are the best I've used and I like how the tension for the beater is forward and not a down pull like the usual spring.
Changes tension easier than any pedal made.
Welcome to the Trick Family!
Yeah I'm curious on what you think about DD... I returned mine and bought the 910s, I don't play a lot with the double pedals but it's in my vocabulary, when I went to DD I couldn't do single pedal doubles as fast as I could with a chain. Now I only gave it 4 days, but I couldnt do heel to either, being a 15yr drummer I couldn't stand it, so anyways can't wait to hear what you think about those.
Keep on rocking🤘
A fine choice my friend....a damn fine choice
Your last tempo cap is my lifetime goal 😂
Awesome tattoos dude
I play the belt driven pedal and I love it. I mean I would love more then anything to have a pair of trick pedals. Because I actually like them over the axis.
Bro direct drive pedals are where it’s at. I just got the new Tama Dyna-Sync double pedals. They’re the best pedals I’ve ever played. I like them better than my DW 9000s
I'm curious to see how you like the pedal? I'm market for one, I've been looking at the Tama Dyna Sync Direct Drive Pedal.
Your going to love once you get the hang of it
Has it only been a week? Haha. I’m waiting for the review. They are suuuuper pricey pedals. Hope your enjoying them. 🤘🏽
Damn Trick always has the coolest looking stuff. I love this brand. Pricey but you get what you pay for.
Yoooo I bet he's covering a new as I lay dying song!!!! God I hope so!!!
Trick is amazing. No complaints ;)
I tried the dominator pedals and couldn't get the hang of them. Not sure if it was the compression spring, direct dive, or long board that I didn't like. Using 9000s currently now.
Nice! 🔥🤘🏼 I've been wanting some Trick Dominators for a long time now, but big foots would be choice of course. Currently I'm playing the Pearl Demon chain pedals. Like the ones that came just before or perhaps after just the cheaper one. I was able to get my hands on a pair of OG demon drives with the direct drive back when they first first came out, but they were a buddy's and he had to sell em. Anyway, cheers!
Oh yeah and can't wait to see you shred on these! You'll have to do a comparison of these and the 910s and like how the compression spring works and feels. You know Jimmy Pino actually went back to dual chain after having Axis longboards forever as he said he wanted to have a different feel with his double bass drumming. IDK....
Coll vid, man!! BTW the more I play, the more I understand that it's all about technique!! yeah, maybe a direct drive pedal is a little bit smoother than chain and so on, but definitely you can achieve high speed with any good pedal!! I own an Axis and an Iron Cobra and in the past (play since I'm 16 years old) I owned DW's and Pearl's pedals. cheers!!
Omg Wyatt you have to cover Body bag by Beartooth!!!! You'll LOVE it
I’ve owned one direct drive pedal other than the Ludwig Speed King that came with my first kit. It was a Yamaha direct drive and it failed on a gig right in the middle of “Come Sail Away”. I’d only had it for a couple of months so I didn’t have a backup with me. Reason for failure was a broken spot weld in the drive or axle. Played the rest of the gig hitting the floor tom as the kick. Ughh!
Great purchase... Do they provide left footed version?
I play up to 240bpm with my dual chain pedals. I have the pearl redline double pedal
Im trying to break into direct drive double pedals and am wondering if i should get a pdp concept series or pay more and get a tama dyna sync?
Have you tried the low mass Trick pedals? If so how do they compare? Do you prefer long or short board?
I liked ... a big hug from Brazil, you're good.
Do you set your metronome at 200 bpm 4/4 playing 16th notes? I never understood how metal drummers played their notes at high tempos. Quarter, 8th or 16th etc...
Not totally sure what you're asking here (or if you care anymore lol) but I'm assuming you want to know how many clicks per measure we have on the metronome. It comes down to personal preference, but people will generally just have it set to 4/4 (4 clicks per measure). Obviously there's anomalies like if you listen to leprous who will do 17/16 sometimes, but we generally just listen in 4/4 and count well. Many people (like myself) will also feel the tempo more than they count it, so it isn't very hard to go from quarter to sixteenth notes or whatever.
I have the new version of the DW 9000 double pedal and trying to learn double bass but I was thinking about getting this pedal to see if it’ll help me learn faster being a smoother and faster pedal
Been shopping online for different pedals, I used to play a dw5000 but recently returned one because it didn't play like the old one I used to have, considering going the route of direct drive but not sure if it would maybe even be too responsive for me, also been looking at the dw machined chain drive double pedal, can you give me any advice at all? Thank you
🤣🤣 you snipped that first zip tie like it was going to rat trap you
Hey wyatt is it actually better than axis?dunno if u tried axis..
Wyatt if you want to get more speed with the speed cobras, you should have your beaters at a bigger angle so you'll have more tension. Sick pedals tho have fun with them!
Love your content🤘🖖
Tried these out for awhile and I absolutely hated them. The ones I had (brand new) the setting would literally change every day and move as I was playing. Tried to lock it best I could but ended up giving up and selling them. I prefer the DW 5000/9000s now. Hopefully you like them though!
I can’t get over your ink!
Have the same set, second to none for quality and performance.
Agreeeeed.
Trick and Axis, which one is better for you? How's the touching of Trick compare with dw9002?
those are very good looking pedals! I can´t wait to see you playing them at 300 bpm blast beats haha
METALCRYSISCORE my next cover is 235.. so imma aim for that first haha but then who knows down the line!
Hand tat looks dope
Awesome video! What’s the first song that starts with the unboxing?
I play Czarcie Kopyto brother these things are amazing and yes they are the holy grail of speed pedals most top core drummers use them. Trick is badass but IMO is Czarcie Kopyto are #1 they are just a bit difficult get them in to the states but not impossible. Polish Tanks as Krihm from septicflesh calls them. But any way congratulations on you new pedals enjoy!!
I started playing 43 years ago and used a pedal called "The Ghost" pedal which seems to be more or less the pedal you unboxed today.
Saggio Culo oh that’s super interesting! I’ll have to check out the “ghost pedal” badass name haha!!
did you get a new tattoo? if not i’ve just never noticed until now😂 sick pedal man can’t wait to hear some covers with it
your a cool cat and good teacher!
Would you consider covering the new counterparts single “wings of nightmares”?
The Pearl Eliminator. I've had it forever. Never has broke. Never let's me down. Plus, I don't need a bank loan to get one.
My favorite pedal is the Pearl demon direct drive . Never go back to a chain again ...
Cool vid' I'm hoping to see a deathcore Wyatt \m/
Robin Sartoretti you will 😉😁💪🏻
What made you get these over some Axis?
Double Kicks!!!!
Can we get a month after follow up? I'd like to know if you're still happy with them.
The main differentiating factor between pedals is the shape of the cam, and how the pedal is attached. Direct drive pedals are non-linear. As you press the pedal down, the beater moves toward the bass drum at different rates, depending on how far the pedal is pressed. With a strap or chain, if the cam is round, the relationship is linear: the beater moves exactly the same rate as the pedal.
As for your comment about straps not being as strong as chains, that is incorrect. Chains wear down and get sloppy over time, since there is metal on metal friction between the links and pins. Modern straps are virtually indestructible. Chains really only make sense if the cam has a sprocket.
sick sleeve, damn!!!!
Thank you ! :D
Pearl eliminator belt drives are for me. Have demon drives but cannot get use to them
i know i’m late but is there anyway you could make the pedals left handed?
Hey Whyatt, How do you like the punch of the Trick pedals compared to the Speed Cobra so far ?
Ken Poels the trick hit way harder :O
@@WyattStav HAH Sick! I need to try one of these :D
Owned trick pro1v for 1 year and a half. I recently switch to Tama speed cobra 910. I will never regret this decision. 910 are way smoother, so perfect vs axis/trick ( owned axis GK, hated it so much ). I don't really care about speed on the kick ( mostly listening to atreyu ) so I don't need much speed just control and awesome feel. 910 win easily.
Am I the only one that kept staring at the back of his left palm?
Oml did you finish you add to your tattoo sleeve👀👀
ZenRacker yessir!! I talked about it in my Q&A video I dropped about a week ago :)
I got axis longboards back in 2008 and went back to chain (pearl demonator) a year ago
Why the change back may I ask?
@@tominatior_ Just liked the feel of chain better
Step 1: Read the directions. Step 2: Re-read the directions. 😉🤣 As a guy who’s owned some model of just about everything out there (and now currently owns a Trick double pedal and two more of their single pedals), I can assure you that these are the best feeling, most durable pedals available.
Since I’m in the studio recording every single week, originally I swapped to these pedals because they make ZERO noise. Over time, even my beloved DW 8000’s & 9000’s would get squeaky springs and noisy, clack hinges.
My oldest Trick pedal is about 5 years old now and still makes ZERO noise. It also feels exactly same as the day I bought it (no cheap pull springs to wear out) Other than a few scratches from taking it out on the road, you’d think it was still fresh-out-of-the-box NEW.
It takes a minute to get used to the action of the Compression Spring / Direct Drive Linkage on these pedals. But once you do... whoa! There isn’t a better feeling pedal out there.
Don’t worry about any “loss of power”. That’s just not the case here. What you’re feeling is this: with many traditional Cam/Chain/Pull Spring pedals, the beater actually speeds up in the last third of the beater’s throw (especially true on pedals with an offset can). It might fool you into thinking you’re getting more power, but trust me, that tiny distance isn’t enough to make any real difference in power.
The Trick pedals have a completely even pull all the way through the beater’s throw. If anything, you’re timing may get better because you’re not compensating for the acceleration present in that Cam/Chain/Pull Spring setup.
The two biggest difference I noticed after switching to these pedals?
1) Much less beater “waggle” after each stroke if you don’t “bury” the beater when you play (which I only do about 50% of the time, depends on the style of music & the sound I want to achieve) Less waggle after the stroke means less chance for the beater to flop back into the head in between hits (cleaner sound, especially when recording)
2) Eventually, you almost forget there’s a pedal under your feet. It’s the most connected playing experience I’ve ever felt. The pedal almost becomes a part of your foot. No lag time, no latency.
Once you get used to that pedal, then you HAVE to grab one of their hi-hat pedals. Completely NEXT LEVEL!!!!
When is the next video coming on what you think to the pedals
Share your experience with this gorgeous pedals
Damn if you lived in south Texas I would love you for a band haha
Can you please cover all my friends are dead by the amity affliction, it’s great and your great and we need you to cover it man.
I had a set of purple custom shop tricks that I loved the look of but didn't find the feel I was looking for. But since I sold my pedals they have released a weight relieved version which feels much better to me. But I still don't like the offset beater design. Especially since I play edrums where even spacing of the beaters to the internal trigger are pretty important. I ended up with the DW machined direct drive which has been a game changer for me and I really love them. But I will admit. Trick's build quality is second to none. They currently have zero interest in making a pedal with a more traditional spring setup. Claiming the spring system they use is what makes a trick a trick. I would argue their materials and build quality is really what sets them apart. And if they made a traditional spring pedal with the weight relieved boards I would sell my DW this second. Because as much as I love them I spent $1000 on the DW and the drive shaft twisted within a week and I ended up buying …… You guessed it a trick drive shaft. There simply is no competition quality wise.
Does this pedal exist for left handed guys ?
New hand tattoo??!! So sick dude
Ya a week and a bit since I got it :D
Hey there - are you still playing the Trick Double?
It sound strange to me that you heard that you sacrifice power when you play a direct drive pedal because i've always heard the opposite and after my drummer bought a trick pedal i found it A LOT louder and powerful than the other pedals!
Anyway... that pedal looks stunning
alessandro borghese so far this pedal is way more powerful then my last... I’ll talk more about it in my review video!
Whats the name of the music in the background at 1:03???
I can't stop staring at your sleeve
Hanna hncp haha thanks 😁😁😁
notification squad where u at
I stumbled upon a guy's channel and he makes direct drive links and belt driven links for Tama, DW, and Pearl pedals plus he makes his own direct drive pedals, the bad thing is he's from Austria so shipping is like an extra $20
Name of the channel? I'm interested.
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What's the song at 8:40 ?