I just ended my 3 month love affair with this pretty trick pedal. Out of respect, I feel I should mention its features. I upgraded to this pedal from my stock PDP400 that came with my FS Birch set. If you do the research, many awesome drummers use this pedal, and is mentioned in the same name as DW, AXIS, TAMA. It has incredible adjustability!! From the cams, grips, angles and FOOTBOARD Length (which I loved most). You can even squeeze in some heel-toe technique with practice. I just upgraded to the DW9000 (which does come with a lot of hype and double the price tag). The DW9000 is quite smooth, almost like playing on water. But it lacks the adjustability that ELIM has. I don't regret the upgrade at all, and love the DW9000... I would definitely suggest this ELIM pedal as a true upgrade and even as your True Money Pedal. All of its options give you the ability to clone any feature you like.

This pedal is excellent. it took me some time to get used to but this thing is so smoothe and sooo clean. it's precision is near perfect. i'll have instances where i'll start to lose my speed, but it's just because i haven't been practicing enough or because one of my bass drums( i use a double bass) or both of them lose their 'tightness' i guess you would call it. i play alot of speed metal, black metal and death metal so i NEED to be at my top speed. you should always remember to clean and take care of these babies. after all, they'll become one with your feet the first time you use it.

Hi.My drum thacher ownes the single and double pedal.I use the single pedal and wow!It felt so smooth.The board on the pedal was a long board and I love long boards.Perfect size for my. foot.Right now I own the pearl powershifter but as soon as I have enough money Im giong to get it.Great pedal.

Ok I own the Demon Drive and it doesn't come close to this pedal. The multi cam system allows you to change the feel without changing all the pedal positions. It allows for fast feet and for power without much adjusting. It's well built and gives the DW2000 pedal a run for it's money.

What good are three different cams when the only thing holding the chain to the footboard are two optical size screws. I've broken the chain assembly so many times I'm going back to my Iron Cobra.