Buying the WEIRDEST Bass Drum Pedals I Could Find

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• RD

  @rdavidr · 3 years ago · pinned

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• PR

  @PruneJuice100 · 2 years ago

  Sabian missed a real opportunity to call it the Tri-Hat

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• MA

  @maxupp · 3 years ago

  Okay, that cowbell beat at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=he18lpsuBGI&amp;t=120">2:00</a> was SICK!

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• RY

  @Ryans.instruments · 3 years ago

  Who else wants to see David use his engineering skills to destroy a drum set and make his own wacky design of a kit and play all his weird cymbals and gear with it?

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• UN

  @Uncle_Drywall · 3 years ago

  Damn. Never knew I needed a Foot-Nik and a old cowbell so badly.😂 That truly was 10/10 though. 👏

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• AL

  @alsdrumhang · 3 years ago

  That cowbell groove with the Foot-Nik was DOPE AF. <br>You found a Sabian TRIPLE HAT?!?! Amazeballs!<br>David: &quot;What could be more awkward than me playing double pedal? 🤔hmmm, TRIPLE pedal...&quot;<br>The Vruk looked painful, like someone falling down a rock covered hill...

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• HA

  @HaroldsArtArchive · 2 years ago

  that double cowbell was transcending

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• PI

  @piero9738 · 3 years ago

  Now that you’ve challenged El estepario playing the triple pedal i want him making an extreme and weird drum tools video series

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• DY

  @dysecta · 3 years ago

  Dude I hope you see this I love your content so much, I started playing drums for school this year and watching your videos is now a sort of meditation for me I hope you continue on like that ❤

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• CO

  @coiLz0r911 · 3 years ago

  Dude that Foot Nik groove was tasty as heck 🤤

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• TI

  @timothytan2010 · 3 years ago

  i like how the title says bass drum pedals and literally in the thumnail is a hi-hat pedal

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• 1D

  @1dudecrush · 3 years ago

  The Tri-hat is pretty cool. Just one of those Sabian oddities from a golden age when they were constantly innovating and experimenting. They were the ones pushing the envelope back before Meinl kinda started to take that mantle. The Max stax was one of if not the first stack that was intended to be used as such, they were also the first to purposely put large holes in a cymbal to change the the sound.

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