Tama HP900PWN PowerGlide Iron Cobra

Tama HP900PWN PowerGlide Iron Cobra

The Tama HP900PWN PowerGlide Iron Cobra is the ideal drum pedal for drummers who want to hit both fast and powerful bass drum beats with precision. With its innovative technology and high-quality materials, it sets new standards in terms of speed, control and feel. Developed on the basis of years of experience in the manufacture of drum hardware, the PowerGlide Iron Cobra from Tama offers everything a professional drummer needs.

The inspiration behind the Tama HP900PWN PowerGlide Iron Cobra

The Tama Iron Cobra series was developed to create a foot machine that offers drummers maximum control, speed and flexibility. Inspired by the demand for a combination of powerful beats and effortless feel, Tama has created a product with the HP900PWN PowerGlide that will satisfy even the most demanding musicians. Through continuous development, Tama has created a foot machine that perfectly fulfills modern requirements and offers an optimal balance between speed and power.

Tama's first-class workmanship and design

The manufacturer Tama is known for its high-precision workmanship and durable products. The HP900PWN PowerGlide Iron Cobra continues this tradition and offers a robust construction combined with innovative technology. Thanks to the high-quality materials and sophisticated mechanics, the machine can withstand intensive use on stage or in the studio over the long term.

The double chain, the Power Glide system and the Lite Sprocket chainring are just some of the technical features that contribute to the machine's stability and performance. It is particularly popular for fast passages or powerful genres such as rock and metal, where reliable power transmission and precise playing are essential.

Technical features of the Tama HP900PWN PowerGlide Iron Cobra

The heart of the Tama HP900PWN PowerGlide Iron Cobra is the Power Glide System. This system uses an eccentric drive disk which ensures that additional speed is built up in the last third of the pedal movement. This allows drummers to play with more dynamics and pressure - perfect for fast or accentuated beats.

The foot machine is equipped with a robust double chain that ensures even and reliable power transmission. This ensures stability and a consistent playing feel, even during long and intensive sessions. The Lite Sprocket chainring reduces weight and gives the pedal a smoother and more fluid feel.

Power-Strike Cobra Beater for precise sound

Another highlight of the Tama HP900PWN PowerGlide Iron Cobra is the Power-Strike Cobra Beater. This was designed to hit the bass drum head at a 90-degree angle. This improves the sound quality and ensures a powerful, full bass drum sound. The beater transfers the entire energy of the pedal directly to the head, which significantly improves performance in all styles of music.

Improved ball bearings from the Speedcobra series

The ball bearings of the HP900PWN PowerGlide Iron Cobra come from the renowned Speedcobra series. They offer extremely low-friction movement and ensure that the pedal responds easily and smoothly even at high speeds. This reduces the effort required when playing, which is particularly advantageous for fast passages or double bass patterns.

Cobra Coil tread plate spring for fast rebound

The integrated Cobra Coil treadplate spring ensures that the treadplate returns to its starting position immediately after each beat. This is particularly useful for drummers who want to play fast strikes, as it enables seamless movement. The response of the foot machine remains precise and dynamic at all times.

Swivel Spring Tight and Speedo-Ring for optimum playing feel

The Swivel Spring Tight suspension prevents the spring from twisting and keeps it in the optimum position at all times. This ensures a consistent and stable feel. This is complemented by the Speedo ring, which distributes the tension of the spring evenly and reduces mechanical wear.

Hinge Guard Block and Para Clamp II Pro for more stability

The design of the HP900PWN PowerGlide Iron Cobra has been optimized by the Hinge Guard Block, which consists of three separate components. This design increases the robustness of the machine and improves power transmission. The Para Clamp II Pro allows the pedal to be securely and stably attached to the bass drum without damaging the hoop.

Includes carrying case for safe transportation

The Tama HP900PWN PowerGlide Iron Cobra comes with a sturdy transport case. This protects the foot machine from damage during transportation and provides additional storage space for accessories. This makes the Iron Cobra the perfect companion for on the road, whether on tour or at rehearsals.

Conclusion: The Tama HP900PWN PowerGlide Iron Cobra is worth an investment

The Tama HP900PWN PowerGlide Iron Cobra impresses with a multitude of technical innovations and first-class workmanship. It offers both beginners and professional drummers the opportunity to exploit their full potential. Thanks to the Power Glide System, the double chain and the Power-Strike Beater, it is perfect for fast, precise and powerful bass drum beats.

With its combination of robust construction, well thought-out design and numerous customization options, the Tama HP900PWN PowerGlide Iron Cobra is a worthwhile investment for any drummer. The included carrying case rounds off the overall package and ensures that your foot machine is well protected even when on the road.

Features:

• Power Glide system with eccentric drive pulley
• Double chain for reliable power transmission
• Power-Strike Cobra beater for precise bass drum sound
• Improved ball bearings from the Speedcobra series
• Cobra Coil tread plate spring for fast rebound
• Swivel Spring Tight spring suspension
• Speedo ring for even spring guidance
• Oiles ball bearing for smooth movement
• Vari-Pitch mallet holder for individual adjustment
• Hinge Guard Block for more stability
• Para Clamp II Pro for secure attachment
• Lite Sprocket chainring for a smooth feel
• Carrying case included

Specs:

• Type: Bass Drum Pedal
• Theme: Drums and Percussion

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