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Phoenix 24
07-01-2006, 10:45 AM
What up guys...I just got an IC double pedal becasue i hear how its so adjustable..Before I start tearing it apart and adjusting it my way can you guys give some advice of a few things i can play with? Like is there a way to make it feel more smoother etc etc.
Zildjian
07-01-2006, 11:00 AM
YOur IC probably came with a manual..Read that, it will answer most of your questions...They are great pedals, you will like them alot
ant_182
07-01-2006, 11:02 AM
Don't adjust it. That is when it gets complicated and time consuming. You should just take it out of the box and play. Aslong as it isn't too smooth/hard? :)
-Ant-
Chester
07-01-2006, 11:10 AM
^^ umm... no, every1 likes pedals adjusted differently, what if you get one that is adjusted horribly. He will have to learn how to adjust it eventually, so now is the most oportune time.
ant_182
07-01-2006, 11:12 AM
Yeh but if you go to a gig and its a quick change, you only have time to plug in guitars and play then you cant sit there playing with the pedal. You should learn to play with anything IMO. Its up to you how you have it, but that just how I feel.
-Ant-
Chester
07-01-2006, 11:14 AM
woudlnt you use your own pedal, that is already adjusted to how you like it? It depends on the drummer, i barely ever play on other drumsets, but sure, i could use other bass pedals. Your reasoning in your first post to me just didnt really seem to make sense, now your backing it up with a different idea, i guess thats valid, but it isnt all that important necesarilly.
Drum Monkey
07-01-2006, 11:15 AM
Ajust your pedal to your exact comfort levels, that will allow you to play to your maximum potential.
And Ant, usually if a gig is backlined, you still bring your own cymbals, snare and pedals! But I see what you mean by you should learn to play in any circumstance.
-DM
ant_182
07-01-2006, 11:21 AM
Yeh, I was going to say replacing cymbals too, that would take up the time. But then I thought someone would say just put your own pedal on whilst bands are changing :lol: But I see your veiws aswell. :) I started adjusting my 5000 the other day, now I can't stand it, I prefered it when I just got it as is came lol. But thats me :)
-Ant-
Chippy569
07-01-2006, 02:27 PM
my IC felt reeeeallly slow when i got it out of the box, i still find myself tightenening it... i can't heeltoe with it since its response is still crawling.
Josiah
07-02-2006, 01:05 PM
Exactly. Remember to keep it clean well oiled, it'll last a lifetime.
It's pretty self evident what does what. As far as spring tension, the more there is, the more you have to work against.
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