Gibraltar Intruder Bass Drum Pedal Review

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Gibraltar Intruder Bass Drum Pedal Review

Gibraltar Intruder Drums Are Not Meant To Be Polite

Drums – and some drummers we know – can be like the loud mouth at the party. They’re always yapping, keeping the fun or interesting conversation going at a steady pace. And given the opportunity, they love taking center stage and putting on a show. The Gibraltar Intruder double bass drum pedal is not afraid to be noticed. In fact, it is one of the most recognizable names in the industry, played by a roster of drummers that reads like a who’s who behind the skins. Their input is what keeps Gibraltar turning out the next generations of Intruders with the needs of the modern musician in mind. Various set ups on this series over the right fit for every style. Ready? Dual chain cam pedals are the Intruder 9611DC and the 9611DC-DB. Direct drive of the cam is offered in the Intruder 9611DD and the 9611DD-DB. Versatility is rounded out in strap drive, with the Intruder 9611SD and the 9611SD-DB. Gibraltar keeps you “yapping” just the way you like it. Onboard tools make tailoring it simple and quick.

Like its namesake rock, the Gibraltar Intruder has a solid foundation in the tough aluminum base, high-tensile footboard, and sturdy spring. It’s power AND speed, if you want it, not either or, like in inferior pedal. The flagship footer from Gibraltar is a mainstay in rock/classic rock, and is being discovered by a whole new generation of drummers playing indie and alternative, to country, speed metal, punk, and country. That incredible diversity is a product of flexible set ups that reflect the demands of their customers. This highly rated 9611 double bass drum pedal is easier to learn and adjust than most. It might be the last pedal you ever purchase.