Tama HP200PTW - Iron Cobra
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The essentials to know about the Tama bass drum pedal
The essentials to know about the Tama bass drum pedal
- Power Glide cam for a progressive response and a more dynamic attack.
- Single-chain drive offering smooth, reliable and durable performance.
- Adjustable beater angle to adapt the feel to your technique and playing style.
- Dual-sided felt/rubber beater for easily adjusting the character of the attack.
Manufacturer Information
Tama
https://www.tama.com
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A Bass Drum Pedal Designed for Modern Playing
The Tama bass drum pedal is designed for drummers looking for an excellent balance of simplicity, precision, and efficiency. Thanks to its Power Glide accelerator cam, it delivers a lively, progressive feel, ideal for maintaining control while gaining impact as the beater approaches the head. This response makes it particularly well suited to rock, pop, punk, and metal, as well as funk and fusion, where consistency and rebound are essential.
Its single chain provides direct power transmission underfoot, with a natural response that suits both developing drummers and musicians looking for reliable mechanics for rehearsals and live performances. The adjustable beater angle allows you to fine-tune the stroke, comfort, and speed to match your playing style, whether you play heel-down, heel-up, or use it for fast passages. The dual-sided felt/rubber beater also provides genuine tonal versatility: the felt offers a rounder attack, while the rubber delivers greater definition and presence.
Technical specifications
| Drive type | Chain | Material | steel |
| Base | Double | Color | Grey |
| Type | single bass drum pedal | Compatibility | optional Cobra Coil return system |
| Accelerator cam | Power Glide | Playing feel | progressive response, crisp attack, fast return |
| Drive | single chain | Recommended use | rehearsal, live performance, regular practice |
| Beater angle | adjustable | Recommended level | advanced beginner to intermediate |
| Beater | dual-sided felt/rubber | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Does the Power Glide cam increase stroke speed?
The Power Glide acceleration cam increases the beater speed as it approaches impact. This design promotes a strong attack and controlled playing at a fast tempo.
What is the difference between the felt and rubber sides of the beater?
The double-sided felt/rubber beater allows for adapting the bass drum attack. The felt side produces a rounder and more natural sound, with a more open low end. The rubber side enhances attack definition, especially as tempo increases.
Is the Tama HP200PTW Iron Cobra compatible with Cobra Coil?
The pedal is compatible with the optional Cobra Coil return spring system.
Is this pedal suitable for rock and metal?
Designed for advanced beginner to intermediate drummers, this single-chain pedal is suitable for rock, pop, metal, and punk styles. The Power Glide meets the precision and rebound requirements of these genres.
Can the beater stroke length be adjusted on this Tama pedal?
The beater angle is adjustable to change the stroke length and contact point. This allows tailoring the feel for heel-up, heel-down playing, or double strokes.
