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Bass pedal...

lamella · 2005-07-09 19:23:39

Hey, does anyone know the main differences between single and double chain systems in a double bass pedal? Does a double chain just put up with more wear or something?

09-07-2005 7:23pm

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lamella

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Hey, does anyone know the main differences between single and double chain systems in a double bass pedal? Does a double chain just put up with more wear or something?

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#2 09-07-2005 8:44pm

david

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Id say cheaper pedals just have single chains.

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#3 09-07-2005 9:09pm

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I think double-chain pedals just take more abuse or something.

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#4 10-07-2005 7:17am

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single chains would be lighter and give less resistance...double chains would have a more direct feel and the footboard would return much quicker...also as it wasn't me said doubles are more durable...so style/skill level/power in your legs should decide which to go for!

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