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The OffSet Eclipse Bass Drum Pedal is designed by a drummer for the drummer’s comfort, ergonomics and improved play. Standard double pedals have been around for decades without consideration to body symmetry in relation to the drum kit. The absolute quality, design, customization and ergonomic drummer-centering design are unique. Advantages for you! Both pedals can feel identical unlike the traditional double pedal design.Reduce back and hip stress with a more symmetrical and ergonomic setup.Feel better and play better as your kit and body are better aligned.Every adjustment can be made with the included (2) drum keys or two fingers.Radius adjustable drive wheel allows you to set from a speed to a power cam and anything in between with a drum key.Quad drive springs for increased response and sensitivity.No rod lag as can be experienced with traditional longer slave rods.Professional Quality Build can be used on the most demanding tour or at home with confidence.Heavy duty 7/16” Tempered U-joints with dust covers for long lasting life. Precision micro bearings in all pivoting parts for smooth operation and feel.Two 12.5" x 3.5" foot pedals - largest in the industry - for either heel-up or heel-down techniques.Independently height-adjustable pedal boards.Better stereo imaging when miked up. OffSet Radius adjustable drive wheel Allows drummer to adjust the drive wheel from a speed cam to a power cam and anything in between with a drum key adjustment. No interchanging parts to get lost. OffSet Center Beater Assembly Horizontal and vertical adjustable beater mounts with adjustable weight / marker sleeves.Swivel-foot hoop clamp eliminates lateral torque on hoop and easily accessible thumb screw.Dual adjustable springs for added response and speed.Elongated base plate for superior stability on hard or soft surfaces.Spring-loaded anti-skid spurs and industrial strength Velcro for zero movement.Length adjustable pedal rods.Uniform tone between beaters OffSet heavy duty double chain drive Heavy Duty double chain drive comes standard with every pedal. NOTE: OffSet Direct Drive Conversion Kit can be purchased separately. OffSet pedal long board Two 12.5" x 3.5" foot pedals - largest in the industry - for either heel-up or heel-down techniques. Bearing loaded heel pin for smooth play. OffSet Direct Drive Conversion Kit (not included) NOTE: OffSet Direct Drive Conversion Kit can be purchased separately . Convert your chain drive OffSet Pedal to a Direct Drive, simple and easy. OffSet symmetrical drum kit setup Symmetrical setup with two cable hi-hats shown. Hi-hat, toms and snare will fit comfortably around pedals.
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Offset double bass drum pedal with dual-chain drive
Reversible beaters
I’ve come across the concept of these unique pedals some time ago after seeing a FB-post by a friend sharing a link to the OffSet pedal. This triggered my interest. I had seen similar concepts of other brands in the past and over the years but somehow the idea of playing a middle pedal didn’t really appeal to me back then as an option.Lately, I’ve been looking into various alternative ways of setting up drumsets in order to find some inspiration for optimizing the setup of the drums , especially in regards to a more ergonomic playing.Being a drummer who also sings (and who doesn’t like headmics too much, by the way) I’ve lways been finding it hard to basically being stuck to having to lean towards the left side with your body while having to be totally flexible and to reach down to the lowest 18” floortom on the very right side at the same time. It is difficult when your mouth needs to be in position 10 o’clock while your arms need to be at 5 o’clock :-). I was thinking about either stop singing OR adding another arm to my body (an idea which I abandoned eventually after evaluating the possibilities and cost :-)Joke aside - I thought that this pedal could really make my drumming/singing life easier by building up a centered drumset setup with the bassdrum and snare basically right in front of you and your body now facing 12 o’clock (which is usually the case when you play two bassdrums)Unfortunately, there is no German or European distribution for this pedal yet so I’ve been spinning the idea of getting one of these in my head for quite some before I finally decided to go for it and taking advantage of the Amazon offer.The shipping time of 6 days was unexpectedly fast considering USA to Europe - a nice surprise.The pedal(s) come in a more or less standard carton but safely packed. Taking the pedals out of the box, seeing and feeling the material and understanding the construction and concept you can immediately tell that it is not a cheap, “me-too” sort of product just riding on an alternative idea only build as a “gimmick”. OffSet really took things serious here and the final product is obviously made from a drummer’s perspective in regards to build-quality and functionality.Although it has many adjustable parts everywhere which makes it really easy to be fine-tuned and to adjust everything to your specific needs and preferences, I found the pedals relatively easy to setup (if you’re already used to normal double pedals).The re-arranging of the drumset and its individual drums to be in-sync with the now centered set-up, however, takes a little more time. Also, getting used to it in your playing needs some time and practice, but it wasn’t too much of a deal for me after all.What I also enjoy very much is the “new equality” of how I’m playing the bassdrum with this pedal: with a normal doube pedal it is more or less natural that your right foot has a stronger and louder sounding punch in comparison to the left (slave side) foot. What we drummers learn to do when playing doublebass on a single bassdrum, is to level out the sound and attack differences somehow. With the OffSet, the fact that both pedals are practically slave pedals, so to speak, makes for a different feel and leads to much more consistent, equal sounding left and right foot beats. You may argue that this is due to the fact, that your right-foot pedal no lacks the direct, immediate power transmission - and , yes, this is also true, I guess. However, I found it easy to get used to it in real life playing and rather embrace the benefit of having a more leveled-sounding double bassdrum sound.All in all, I can highly recommend this product and it’s quality. It is surely not for everybody and I would always recommend to test and check it out if you have access to the product in a store. If you approach the concept with an open mind and if you are on the lookout for a new (more ergonomic) approach to your singe-but-doublebass-drumming this machine might be your perfect new friend :-)