Millenium PD-669 Stage Double Bass Pedal 3-stars Reviews

Does as the price reccomends

As this is the cheapest double bass pedal I ordered it just for using a double bass pedal and I can say. It does the trick but can get rusty and faulty quickly so it is a good beginner double bass pedal but should be upgraded after

Solid cheap alternative

Good pedal for a fraction of the price, reminds me a lot of pearl eliminator redlines for a fraction of the cost

Good for value

It's a reasonable budget double bass pedal if you need one for starting, practicing, testing, etc, but don't expect much from it.

The build quality is not the best, the build feels a bit unstable and the left pedal started squeaking pretty fast and it kept hitting the metal base when playing. There are some problems with the responsiveness of the left pedal as well but all of these problems can be fixed with good and careful adjustments and then is not as bad.

Very durable unfortunately mine fell apart after a short period of time.

I DONT RECOMMEND!!!!

Bought these pedals as a test, but I changed my mind and would rather train the speed of my right foot.

I'm still using the pedal as a single pedal though.

The springs felt loose even when I streched "fully".

Either I am extremely unlucky or this pedal isnt great quality

This pedal is not bad for its price I guess but I had issues with it from the very beginning. I will list

- the connector did not want to connect to the right pedal - either the hole is too small or the bolt too big

- on the left side its the opposite - the connector slips out every 5 min of playing(mind you I am no Tomas Haake and just starting with double bass so it was not that intense) so i keep having to attach it back, no matter how i tighten the bolts its still not enough

- after i assembled it once and played, it broke after 2 minutes - main pedal had some loose bolts at chain / beater holder side and I spent 1 hr trying to put it back together(that screw is awkward to get to)

Overall I suppose its okay pedal if you starting, but if you aren't(especially if you are doing the gigs) look elsewhere as it might fail you at most awkward moment

Comes with a bag!

Right foot pedal came off almost immediately. Probably fixable, but mildly annoying. Does come with a bag though.

Medium

I wouldn't call it profesional. After a few months the foot plate broke in two. Also its quiet big. Not very handy. I would go for chip series from well known brands

Good and cheap starter double pedal

Although mine started to fall apart after a year or so of rock/metal beating, I can say that it is a very good starting point for any drummer. Considering brand name pedals are more than double the price, and you don't necessarily buy the best double pedal when starting to learn how to drum, I would recommend this pedal for a starting point and if budget is the issue.

Great double bass pedal for a beginner!

I bought this 2 years ago because i didn't have any experiencie with double bass, so i had to start somewhere. Since i didn't knew how i would like it, i bought the cheapest ones available in case i wouldn't like them, i wouldn't have much of a loss. 2 years later, i've been liking them so far, but they got some type of looseness. They still work, but they are not as good as new. I don't know if it was because of my lack of experience or something like that, but they didn't survive as i was expecting. But... considering the price, they are a good investment if you, like me, want to learn how to double bass.

Millenium PD-669 Stage Double Bass Pedal

I was acutely positively surprised by how good it is when considering how little I paid for it. It works fine with big pedals perfect for my boat sized feet. I've used it for six months and it's starting to show some wear, the batter-heads really needs to be replaced and the iron thing that the batter heads sits on is kinda bowed. it's after all not really that great, but it a solid option for those who don't have that big of a budget to spend.