A
B
Fig. 2
Beater Holder Link
DuoBeat Beater
Key Bolt
Tuning Key
Fig. 1
Fig. 3
Fig. 4-A
Fig. 4
Key Bolt
DuoBeat Beater
Beater Angle Cam
Upper Nut
Spring
Lower Nut
Click Lock
Surface Material
Felt Surface
Sound
Full,
Warm Sound
Surface Material
Plastic Surface
Sound
Sharper,
Punchier Sound
DuoBeat Beater (2-Surface Beater)
The DuoBeat Beater features a Felt Surface
(A)
for a full,
warm sound and a Plastic Surface
(B)
for a sharper,
punchier sound. Use the side that best suits your playing
style (Fig.1).
Beater Setting
Insert the shaft of the DuoBeat Beater into the Beater
Holder Link and tighten the Key Bolt with the provided
Tuning Key to secure the Beater at the desired height.
Experiment with different Beater heights to find the best
combination of power and speed (Fig.2).
Beater Angle Adjustment
Depending on your preference, the Beater can be
positioned closer or farther away from the Bass Drum Head.
This is accomplished by loosening the Key Bolt on the
Beater Angle Cam and swinging the Beater to the desired
angle. Re-tighten the Key Bolt to secure the angle (Fig.3).
Spring Tension Adjustment
The P-930 Drum Pedal features Peari’s patented Click
Lock spring tension retention system. To increase the
spring tension, disable the Click Lock by lifting the lever
upward, loosen the Upper Nut and press downwards.
Keep the position of the Upper Nut and tighten the Lower
Nut until the desired tension is achieved (Fig.4). To
decrease spring tension, disable the Click Lock by lifting
the lever upward, loosen the Upper Nut and loosen the
Lower Nut until the desired tension is achieved. When the
desired spring tension is achieved, tighten the Upper Nut
to keep the spring tension from loosening then press the
Click Lock lever down to engage the grooves around the
Lower Nut until you feel the lever "Click" (Fig.4-A). Before
playing, make sure that both Upper and Lower Nuts are
tight and the Click Lock lever is in a vertical position with
both sides of the lever engaged in the grooves around the
Lower Nut.
