Drum Pedals

A remote, cable controlled pedal with mount. The flat surface beater emulates the impact and sound of your palm on a cajon front plate. It allows you to play bass drum patterns with your foot. Frees up both hands to play intricate snare rhythms or add...

The Tour Class pedals fuse stability, style, power, fluidity and performance into a compact package. These rock-solid pedals are crafted with a sleek, curved, G-Class pillar style frame. Equipped with a single-point beater adjustment for easy beater...

The LP Tambo-Pedal is a revolutionary drum set accessory. Developed in conjunction with world-class drummer and educator, Gregg Bissonette, it accurately replicates the motion and sound of a hand-played tambourine. Includes a LP tambourine and DW 2000...

The new Gibraltar G-Class High Performance Double Bass Drum Pedal is the result of 3 years of research and development work by the engineers at Gibraltar Headquarters. The team refused to release it until each aspect responded as envisioned and we can...

First it was cowbells, then blocks, then tambourines. Now LP's Fusheki lets drummers and percussionists play the soft shaker sound of a maraca with their feet. When attached to an LP388N Gajate Foot Pedal Bracket or LP388M Multi Stem Bracket the cleverly...

The new Gibraltar G-Class High Performance Single Bass Drum Pedal is the result of 3 years of research and development work by the engineers at Gibraltar Headquarters. The team refused to release it until each aspect responded as envisioned and we can...

Portable and professional, the Single Chain CAM Drive Double Bass Drum Pedal from Gibraltar is constructed to hit hard and stay sturdy gig after gig. This pedal features single-chain drives for quick response and features the signature, fast touch "G"...

Redesigned with the modern drummer in mind, the new Gibraltar 4711 Bass Drum Pedal is built like a tank. The "hammer" style dual surface beater, set in a sturdy all cast pedal frame, gives you the option for a harder or softer bass drum tone. The new "G"...