Tama HP310LBC Speed Cobra 310 Single Kick Pedal Black and Copper Edition
Tama HP310LBC Speed Cobra 310 Single Kick Pedal Black and Copper Edition
Introducing the Limited Edition Tama HP310LBC Speed Cobra 310 Single Kick Pedal, with Matte Black finish and Brushed Copper parts. Experience professional quality and superb feel with a streamlined version of the Speed Cobra 910 series pedal. The all matte black finish with brushed copper parts delivers a sleek and stealthy look. Featuring a long footboard, recessed setting, LiteSprocket, double chain drive, newly designed hinge, and beater angle and spring tension adjustments, this pedal is perfect for everyone from beginner to professional.
At Riffs & Licks Music, we think the Tama HP310LBC Speed Cobra 310 Single Kick Pedal is an excellent choice for any drummer looking for a single kick with high-quality and durability with a stylish limited edition finish.
Features
| Long Footboard - less physical effort for more speed, power, and control |
| Recessed Setting - natural playing feel with lighter action |
| LiteSprocket - natural feel, smooth action, 40% lighter than Iron Cobra sprocket |
| Double Chain Drive - same durable double chain as the Speed Cobra 910 |
| Newly Designed Hinge - more fluid motion, increased durability |
| Spring Tension Adjustment |
| Beater Angle Adjustment |
(6103935)
| SKU | 6103935 |
| Barcode # | 4549763334589 |
| Brand | Tama |
| Shipping weight | 5.5000kg |
| Shipping width | 0.361m |
| Shipping height | 0.361m |
| Shipping length | 0.361m |
| Shipping cubic | 0.046851000m3 |
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