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Tama HP200PTW Iron Cobra 200 Double Bass Drum Pedal
Sells separately for $229.99Keep the beat with the HP200PTW Iron Cobra 200 double-kick drum pedal. Designed with the same concepts as the top-of-the-line Iron Cobra 900, the HP200PTW gives you the performance you want at a great price. Thanks to the Spring Tight pedal spring adjustment , the HP200PTW gives you an incredibly smooth and fast response, as the Cobra Coil smoothly returns the footboard to its original position after each kick. In addition to the Cobra Coil, the HP200PTW features TAMA's single-chain Power Glide Cam, for increased power and speed. You can even dial in your ideal beater angle for an optimal kick every time. Upgrade your drum kit with the TAMA HP200PTW Iron Cobra 200 double-kick drum pedal.
Tama HH315D Speed Cobra 310 Hi-hat Stand
Sells separately for $149.99The core features of TAMA's acclaimed Speed Cobra series come to you at a great value in the TAMA HH315D Speed Cobra hi-hat stand. This stand borrows its snappy, elongated footboard, hair-trigger sensitivity, and innovative features from the popular TAMA 915. The result is one of the best feeling, easiest setting hi-hat stands for the money. Uncommon in its price range are the TAMA 315 Speed Cobra's dual-leg design, perfect for double-bass players, and six-way tensioner for a custom playing experience.
Tama STDC7 Sizzle Touch Drop Clutch
Sells separately for $62.99When you want to drop into double-kick pedal mode on your bass drums but don't want that sloshy hi-hat reaction, the TAMA Sizzle Touch drop clutch is a must-have. This intelligently designed, easy-to-use clutch lets you instantly close your hats by tapping the clutch lever with your stick and pushing down on your hi-hat pedal to securely close the cymbals. Switching back to single-pedal play is just as easy: just press down on the hi-hat pedal until the clutch clicks back into standard "clutch" mode. The Sizzle Touch also lets players adjust the gap between the bottom and top cymbals while they are in "dropped" mode — get that tight "chick" or a wide-open thrash or a more subtle "sizzle"! Drummers here at Sweetwater absolutely love the Sizzle Touch.
