Yamaha FP9C Double-Chain Drive Single Bass Drum Pedal

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Yamaha FP9 Bass Drum Pedals | First Impressions & Demo

Description
The Yamaha FP9C double-chain drive single bass drum pedal provides drummers with a responsively smooth and durable pedal for commanding bass drum technique. This pedal is constructed with a rugged double chain and stabilizing footboard for precision, power and longevity. The FP9C is built to withstand the demands of drummers at any skill level, from beginners to pros. Now, you can achieve the bass drum sound you want with Yamaha's famously high-quality engineering.
Double-Chain Drive Delivers Power and Control
At the heart of the FP9C is a robust double chain drive that transfers energy smoothly and efficiently from the footboard to the beater. The double chain design prevents slippage and provides a highly responsive feel for controlling bass drum dynamics with precision. Drummers will appreciate how the FP9C's drive translates subtle foot pressure changes into impact variations on the bass drum head.
Rugged Construction for Lasting Performance
Yamaha constructed the FP9C pedal using durable materials to handle the stresses of regular use. The footboard and baseplate are made of die cast aluminum, and the stabilizing clamp secures the pedal to bass drum hoops. Sealed bearings in the heel and toe pivot points keep the pedal smooth operating for years. Rubber grips on the footboard prevent slipping and the traction pad underneath the pedal anchors it in place on hard floors or carpeting.
Additional Features for Sound and Function
The FP9C comes with Yamaha's standard beater for a full, resonant tone. An optional felt beater is also available for a softer, warmer sound. The pedal's spring tension is adjustable to suit a drummer's preferred responsiveness and power. An optional drum key clip attaches a drum key to the pedal for quick adjustments. The FP9C folds compactly for storage in the included durable case, ideal for gigging drummers and limited spaces.



Features
- Easy-access auto-lock spring adjustment allows instant player feedback
- Swivel spring mounting allows even tension throughout the range of pedal movement
- Cam and direct drive adjustments easily customize playability
- Ball bearing drive connection reduces lost energy, allowing a superior feel
- Stabilizing and anti-skid heel spikes reduce pedal and bass drum movement
- Axle stabilizing bearing chamber focuses beater momentum and creates an effortless feel
- Heavy-duty frame with subframe removes frame flex to transfer all of the player's energy
- Weight-adjustable beater quickly adjusts the pedal feel and the bass drum sound
- Simple drum key adjustments
- Quick side-access hoop clamp
- Racing-inspired semi-hard case included
Reviews
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of respondents would recommend this to a friend
- Concerts5
- Practicing4
- Back-Up1
- best for everyting1
- Professional Musician3
- Experienced2
- Easy To Use5
- Functional5
- Good Quality5
- Improves Sound3
- Durable1
Reviewed by 5 customers
Best pedal I have ever used.
Verified Buyer
submitted8 months ago
byCharles
fromHuntsville, Al
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Used for practice and playing with band. Very solid and easily adjustable tension . Feels great and super smooth. Tested 10 different pedals. Traded a DW 5000 in for this one. Best quality for the price. Highly recommend. Even received a 10% discount. Great deal!
I switched from DW to Yamaha pedals
submitted9 months ago
byDrew
fromKansas City, MO
I initially bought the double pedal version of this when my DW 5000 crapped out. While it was getting repaired, the drum expert at GC recommended this one. He had me sold by how easy it is to adjust the tension on it. Loved it. So I bought this single version to go with my blues trio kit (Sonor AQ2 Safari). This pedal is nearly perfect The only slight imperfection is the beater. I don't like them. They're too light, and they're felt so they don't produce enough attack for my liking, and they add a little extra muffling to each strike. The good thing is they come with horse shoe weights you can easily attach to the beater. But the attachment mechanism is spring loaded. As such, it's common for the weights to fly off the beater mid-song.
The pedal is a tank
Verified Buyer
submitteda year ago
byRay
fromAliquippa, Pa
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
I was a loyal Speed King fan until it failed me in two consecutive shows. I was going to spend as much as I could to ensure my bass pedal was always there. This pedal is a dream - i won't ever go back. I was always hesitant to join the chain drive gang, now I won't go back. Thank you Yamaha.
Incredible Quality and Feel
Verified Buyer
submitted2 years ago
byChris
fromDenison TX
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
This pedal feels so good and plays incredibly well. The quality of the build is second to none and it feels fast and smooth.
I recomed
submitted6 years ago
byIceKarim
fromNew York, New York
I honestly us the DW 5000 accelerator pedal and I loved It. Hense the word "Loved" because when I got a chance to try out the new yamaha pedal at my local guitar center, I automatcly hooked on it. It is very smooth and fast and light weight. The settings on it out of the box are Perfect. theres no need for adjusting. It feels like a direct part of you leg. I am talking about the double chain single pedal. But, by this I have doubt that the double pedals and direct drive and not doubtly excel of even more.
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