Duallist Single Bass Drum Pedal Review

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Duallist Single Bass Drum Pedal Review

Duallist Single Pedal Sturdy and Straighforward

The design challenge for anyone crafting a high quality bass drum pedal is to make it strong yet lithe. It comes down to using the right materials. Duallist chief dude, Kevin Mackie, has selected the patented, high-tech Dupont Zytel polymer for use in the Duallist bass plate and chassis. They achieve their aim, while maintaining enough heft that the pedal isn’t moving around under foot. The Duallist Single Bass Drum pedal has the strength to eliminate flex, so no energy is lost in the transfer. All the power you send is delivered to the drum with efficiency. The adjustable clamp allows you to adjust the distance between the pedal and the drum, and other tweakable parts make for a custom ride for every drummer’s style. Overall, Duallist understands the kind of durability demanded in a bass drum pedal, and built their units to last.

The Duallist Single, or D1, is also available in a double configuration, known as D2. They are a great choice for rockers, and have the speed capabilities to play as fast as you do. Their responsiveness and control is appreciated by drummers in all styles.

The Duallist Single does not feature some of the bells and whistles others like the DW9000 do, but if you are looking for straight-forward durable reliability, it’s a good choice. The feedback from users is that getting familiar with the D1 is a quick process. A bit of practice and customization, and you are ready to rip.