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Tama SPEED COBRA 900 DOUBLE

Tama SPEED COBRA 900 DOUBLE

Tama SPEED COBRA 900 DOUBLE

Description
The Tama Speed Cobra 910 Double Bass Drum Pedal, engineered for drummers seeking to push the limits of speed, precision, and performance. The revamped HP910LWN starts with Tama's innovative Cobra Coil pedal spring, which instantly returns the footboard to the original position after each kick for fluid, rapid-fire action. Tama enhanced the pedal with a wider baseplate and frame for unshakable stability on stage, while the robust hinge guard block protects the pedal through the most intense playing. For a smooth, precise double bass drum pedal that will never hold you back, the Tama Speed Cobra 910 is the choice.
Cobra Coil Spring Provides Lightning-Fast Action
At the heart of the Speed Cobra 910 is Tama's Cobra Coil spring, which pushes the footboard back to the original position after each strike for fast, effortless action. The spring allows drummers to achieve high speeds with minimal lag time between notes for tight, rapid-fire bass drum work. The spring mechanism, combined with the pedal's longer footboard, provides maximum speed and power throughout the pedal's stroke.
Super Stabilizer Baseplate Eliminates Slippage
The Speed Cobra 910 features Tama's Super Stabilizer baseplate—a wider platform and frame that anchors the pedal to the floor for rock-solid stability. The reinforced base prevents the pedal from slipping or shifting during intense playing, allowing drummers to achieve high speeds with confidence and control. At each pedal's heel, a durable 3-piece hinge guard block provides a sturdy pivot point and slightly lengthens the footboards for enhanced speed and control.
LiteSprocket Cam and Speedo-Ring Rocker Cam Maximize Smoothness
The Speed Cobra 910 incorporates Tama's LiteSprocket symmetrical cam, which uses a double chain to connect the footboards and provide equal power and smooth action in both directions. The innovative cam design, coupled with the longer footboards, enables maximum speed and control. The Speedo-Ring rocker cam eliminates friction using a built-in ball bearing, enabling free and effortless footboard motion for unparalleled smoothness and speed.
Additional Features and Accessories
The HP910LWN comes with Tama's redesigned Accu-Strike Cobra beater for powerful, precise strikes and an enhanced sound. The pedal also includes Tama's Para-Clamp II Pro, which securely attaches the pedal to bass drum hoops without slipping or scratching the hoop's finish. A custom hardshell case provides durable protection for transporting the pedal between gigs.

Features
- Long footboards
- LiteSprocket
- Quick-Hook spring attachments
- FASTBALL bearings
- Cobra Coil return springs
- Speedo-Ring rocker cams
- Swivel Spring Tight tension post
- Accu-Strike Cobra Beater
- Para-Clamp II Pro
- 3pc Hinged Guard Block
- Super Stabilizer Design
- Hard shell carrying case included
Warranty
All hardware (metal hoops) and shell finish - One year warranty.
Shells - 5 year warranty.
Reviews
4.18
11 Reviews
91%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Most Liked Positive Review
Excellent, Lightweight, durable and smooth
I bought the Speed Cobra 910's as an upgrade from my old beaten down Iron Cobra 600's. In comparison to those, these speed cobra's have held up much better. A year into these beasts and they're still as smooth as the day i bought them, unlike the Iron Cobra's which were getting a bit "grindy." These pedals are significantly lighter than the 600's and are better in every way imaginable. these are mighty reliable, unrealistically smooth, lightweight and easily one of the best, if not the best chain drive pedals you can get for speedier metal types. However, they almost feel disconnected from my feet because of how lightweight they are. If you play metal and want a fantastic, long lasting chain drive solution for meshuggah style quads and mg-42 levels of double destruction, this is absolutely what you're looking for. I would strongly recommend you buy these pedals unless you want a "heavier" or more "connected" feeling pedal. For the heavier one, i'd recommend the DW 9000's if you can afford them, and Trick Dominator pedals if you want a precision experience. But if you want your pedals to work for you, making your experience almost comically easy on your muscles, this is absolutely as far as you should look. Overall: Great price, Great speed, Great durability. Smooth as butter, but more of a tool for your foot to manipulate rather than an extension of your feet.
Most Liked Negative Review
Works Good... In the Beginning
I bought my Speed Cobra in 2013 as a gigging pedal, and replaced my Powershifter with it, and put my Pearl at home on my house kit. I liked it initially. Pretty smooth. Not as smooth as my Pearl pedal, but I liked the long board design and trying a new pedal. It wasn't long before it started falling apart. After 6 months, the felt on the beaters turned to powder on my bass drum head and had to be replaced. I replaced them with wood beaters. All is good again. After about a year, I started having problems with the slave attachment. It locked up and I couldn't tighten the drum screws to attach it to the main pedal. The slave would fall off in the middle of songs on stage. If you've ever forgotten to tighten your screws to your slave, and have had this happen, you know how annoying it is. So, I switched out pedals. I brought the Speed Cobra home and used my Pearl on the road. I had barely been playing my kit at home. A couple hours a week. One day, I went to move my house drumset to a different location in my house. I took the Speed Cobra off my bass drum and attempted to place it in its case. The pedal literally disintegrated in my hands. I'm not kidding. The springs popped off. The bearings in the spindle shaft popped out. It's still in my case. I'm debating on getting it fixed and selling it or scrapping it for junk metal. I think Tama needs to go back to the drawing board on their pedals. I had an Iron Cobra for a few years and it had a similar problem, but it still worked when I got rid of it. I don't know why the Speed Cobra is so cheap. It's not durable and I've read similar reviews online. I personally wouldn't spend $430 on one if I had to do it over again. Buy a Powershifter instead. I've had mine since 2003 and it has been a workhorse. Best bang for your buck and extremely durable.
- Concerts6
- Practicing5
- Back-Up2
- Playing Metal 🤘1
- practice and playing1
- Difficult To Use1
- Poor Quality1
- Makes you regret buying any other pedal1
- Difficult To Use Initially1
- none1
- Experienced2
- Novice2
- Professional Musician2
- Easy To Use5
- Functional5
- Good Quality5
- Improves Sound3
- Smooth2
Reviewed by 11 customers
It's good but has flaws
submitteda year ago
byLuke
fromPittsburgh PA
This pedal is solid but needs routine maintenance to operate at peak efficiency. You'll need to take it apart every 3 months and clean and lubricate. The drive shaft worn out pretty quickly so I recommend replacing the stock one after a little while. Adjustability is straightforward.
I also bought a pair and…
submitted2 years ago
byBrad
fromLong Beach, CA
I also bought a double speed cobra with the cobra coils. Gave it a couple a weeks had to strip thos cobra coils right off bam outa there . Played with them another 2 years without the cobra coils trying to give them a chance they never really truly were right for me .went back to the 900 ahhh kissed by the sun cobras coils
Just what I need!
submitted7 years ago
byMr.Blastbeat
fromMilan, MI
I finally own a pair of these beauties! Playing Metal since 2002 and in all that time, I've tried almost every pedal on the market. Axis, Trick, Pearl, Dw. All of there topline pedals, great pedals! This pedal just does it for me in every single way. I get way more power and dexterity, playing over 230bpm, with these pedals than any other. Many would beg to differ but that is just from my personal experience and preference. I find myself progressing more and more each time I practice with these pedals. Any tool that allows you to progress in your craft is a tool that becomes apart of you, an extension from your mind and body, a true masterpiece. Thanks to TAMA, I can finally say I've found mine!
Works Good... In the Beginning
submitted7 years ago
byBrian
fromFlorida
I bought my Speed Cobra in 2013 as a gigging pedal, and replaced my Powershifter with it, and put my Pearl at home on my house kit. I liked it initially. Pretty smooth. Not as smooth as my Pearl pedal, but I liked the long board design and trying a new pedal. It wasn't long before it started falling apart. After 6 months, the felt on the beaters turned to powder on my bass drum head and had to be replaced. I replaced them with wood beaters. All is good again. After about a year, I started having problems with the slave attachment. It locked up and I couldn't tighten the drum screws to attach it to the main pedal. The slave would fall off in the middle of songs on stage. If you've ever forgotten to tighten your screws to your slave, and have had this happen, you know how annoying it is. So, I switched out pedals. I brought the Speed Cobra home and used my Pearl on the road. I had barely been playing my kit at home. A couple hours a week. One day, I went to move my house drumset to a different location in my house. I took the Speed Cobra off my bass drum and attempted to place it in its case. The pedal literally disintegrated in my hands. I'm not kidding. The springs popped off. The bearings in the spindle shaft popped out. It's still in my case. I'm debating on getting it fixed and selling it or scrapping it for junk metal. I think Tama needs to go back to the drawing board on their pedals. I had an Iron Cobra for a few years and it had a similar problem, but it still worked when I got rid of it. I don't know why the Speed Cobra is so cheap. It's not durable and I've read similar reviews online. I personally wouldn't spend $430 on one if I had to do it over again. Buy a Powershifter instead. I've had mine since 2003 and it has been a workhorse. Best bang for your buck and extremely durable.
great pedal
submitted8 years ago
byEd the Drummer
fromeast coast usa
this and the pearl demon drive are my top favorite pedals u wont find better quality
Excellent, Lightweight, durable and smooth
submitted8 years ago
byTyler
fromLayton, Utah
I bought the Speed Cobra 910's as an upgrade from my old beaten down Iron Cobra 600's. In comparison to those, these speed cobra's have held up much better. A year into these beasts and they're still as smooth as the day i bought them, unlike the Iron Cobra's which were getting a bit "grindy." These pedals are significantly lighter than the 600's and are better in every way imaginable. these are mighty reliable, unrealistically smooth, lightweight and easily one of the best, if not the best chain drive pedals you can get for speedier metal types. However, they almost feel disconnected from my feet because of how lightweight they are. If you play metal and want a fantastic, long lasting chain drive solution for meshuggah style quads and mg-42 levels of double destruction, this is absolutely what you're looking for. I would strongly recommend you buy these pedals unless you want a "heavier" or more "connected" feeling pedal. For the heavier one, i'd recommend the DW 9000's if you can afford them, and Trick Dominator pedals if you want a precision experience. But if you want your pedals to work for you, making your experience almost comically easy on your muscles, this is absolutely as far as you should look. Overall: Great price, Great speed, Great durability. Smooth as butter, but more of a tool for your foot to manipulate rather than an extension of your feet.
Q&A
Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.
submitted7 years ago
asked byAnubis
fromGA
can this pedal be switched for left handed playing?
Tama does not recommend switching this for left handed playing. They do have the HP910LWLN which we may be able to special order this from the manufacturer. Contact us for the pricing and availability contact us via phone, chat or email.Tama does not recommend switching this for left handed playing. They do have the HP910LWLN which we may be able to special order this from the manufacturer. Contact us for the pricing and availability contact us via phone, chat or email.