LP Multi-Gajate Bracket

This is an awesome kick pedal bracket that holds three devices. I have a jam block, and drum kit tambourine, and a ridge rider cowbell mounted on it, with a butt-end drum stick beater. You simply lift and turn to change devices, and it locks firmly in position. It is very well-constructed. Absolutely worth the money.

Works well. Very smooth movements. Stays where you put in (carpeted floor).

Feature: Built to last and last from heavy guage steel and an attractive powder coating, I don't expect it to ever wear out. It is very easy to switch from cowbell to tambourine to woodblock and back! Quality: Built to last and last from heavy guage steel and an attractive powder coating, I don't expect it to ever wear out. It is very easy to switch from cowbell to tambourine to woodblock and back! Value: Perhaps a tad pricey for the typical working musician especially considering it doesn't come with a bass drum pedal or any percussion instuments which must be purchased seperately. But in my opinion it is worth every cent when you factor in the positive response and added gigs we now get over other duos that don't have a percussion element! Desirability: Funny thing...I had the idea for a product like this for a long time in several configurations, electric version and mechanical version. LP did a fabulous job with the design and manufacturing process. Sound: This innovative percussion gizmo and the percussion element it allows me to add to my duo "The Scallywags" is worth every penny I paid for it. It allows me to play bass, sing AND mix in cowbell, tambourine or woodblock. Folks who hear us often make comments like "I can't believe it's just you two guys", or "Where did you get that thing?", "How do you play, sing and do percussion all at the same time?". In an ever increasingly competitive market for affordable entertainment, bar and club owners really appreciate the extra "layer" of sound and energy that the multi-stem Gajate bracket brings to the table! Can't say enough... Ease of Use: By adding a bass drum pedal with interchangeable beater heads, you can make the dynamic very easily. I will admit that it took a few weeks to get comfortable with engaging my foot to add a percussive beat to our music, but I now find myself not even thinking about it and in fact, have mastered playing off beats which really spices up stuff like Reggae, and more progressive rock songs! Support: Haven't needed any support, but LP did send me a free T-shirt for reviewing their product on their site! Overall: I expect to use this for as long as I continue to play out and would definitely replace it if it got lost or stolen. The best part is the ability to quickly and effortlessly switch instruments. I'm still working on keeping the bass pedal firmly attached to the bracket so that it won't shift or slide away.