Tama HP30 - Standard
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Tama
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
The HP30 adopts a playing principle popularized by the offset cam pedals of the Iron Cobra family, notably the "Power Glide" concept: a progressive action that accelerates the stroke towards the end of the movement. This approach positions the HP30 as a smart solution for drummers seeking a more dynamic and punchier feel than a traditional round cam, while maintaining immediate playability and essential adjustments.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
The Tama HP30 is aimed at beginner to intermediate drummers who want a responsive pedal to work on technique (foot consistency, doubles, accents) and improve efficiency without completely changing their habits. It also works very well as a sturdy practice pedal or as a secondary pedal for a secondary kit.
In terms of styles, its energetic response excels in rock, punk, metal (for clear attacks), but remains relevant in pop and funk whenever a clear bass drum sound with clean rebound and precise articulation is desired.
Technical specifications
| Ground stabilizing plate | No | Category | kick drum pedal |
| Adjustable voltage | Yes | Type | simple |
| Drive type | Chain | Material | steel |
| Type of beaters | Double-ply | Color | Grey |
| Base | Single | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the Tama HP30 use an eccentric cam?
The "Power Glide" type eccentric cam speeds up the stroke at the end of the movement and promotes a more powerful hit on impact.
Is the bass drum pedal tension adjustable?
Adjustable tension allows adapting the pedal's resistance to the desired playing style. The beater angle can also be adjusted to change its starting distance.
Which beater is supplied with the HP30?
The pedal comes with a Tama DS30 double-sided beater. The felt side produces a softer attack and controlled sound. The plastic side offers a sharper attack with more power.
Is the HP30 suitable for rock or metal?
Its chain drive and eccentric cam suit the strong hits sought after in rock, punk, and metal. The pedal response remains appropriate for fast, articulated patterns.
Does the Tama HP30 have a floor stabilizer plate?
No floor stabilizer plate is specified on this model, which is constructed in steel and offered in a grey finish.



