Dyna-sonic to Dyno-matic

Dan Boucher

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Has anyone here either purchased or tried the new Rogers Dyno-matic pedal?

Posted on 6 years ago

idrum4fun

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Here's a link to the pedal at the Rogers Drums USA website... http://www.rogersdrumsusa.com/bass-drum-pedal/

What I haven't heard about are the type of bearings used for the axle shaft. Anyone know for sure what's being used?

-Mark

Posted on 6 years ago

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Here's a link to the pedal at the Rogers Drums USA website... http://www.rogersdrumsusa.com/bass-drum-pedal/What I haven't heard about are the type of bearings used for the axle shaft. Anyone know for sure what's being used?-Mark

My guess would be some type of skateboard bearing, which seems to be pretty commonly used in pedals lately. Even the cheapest ones would be adequate to the task, since they're not used in a continuous RPM application.

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Mr.Toast

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Awww come on guys...maybe you need a refresher course...it's all ball bearings nowadays.

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Awww come on guys...maybe you need a refresher course...it's all ball bearings nowadays.-Fletch

You're right about that...my dw pedal has ball bearings in places no one would have dreamed of back in the day.

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