Detail 01
Single pedal
One footboard, one beater. Double-kick patterns need a second pedal or a double-pedal setup.

Independent shopping perspective
Entry-level single bass drum pedal from TAMA. For a first kit, a practice setup, or a spare pedal to leave at the rehearsal space.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
One footboard, one beater. Double-kick patterns need a second pedal or a double-pedal setup.
Detail 02
Clamps to the bass drum hoop. It is not used on toms, snares or electronic pads without an adapter.
Detail 03
Budget tier. Expect a usable, honest feel rather than deep tension and beater-angle tuning.
Detail 04
Standard drum hardware sizing, so replacement beaters and springs from other brands generally fit.
Detail 05
Lighter parts than pro pedals. Fine for practice and small gigs; heavy nightly use wears it faster.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Bass drum pedals in this class are normally sold as a complete pedal with beater attached. Confirm at checkout if the beater matters to your setup.
Yes, if the pad has a hoop or bracket the pedal clamp can grip. Many electronic kick towers are designed for exactly this.
No. This is a single pedal driving one beater. For double bass you need a double pedal or a second single pedal on a slave setup.
For occasional shows, yes. If you play several nights a week, a heavier pedal will hold its feel longer.