Drum City Guitarland ~ Family Owned Drum & Guitar Shop Since 1965

DW List price $879.00 and Sale $569.99 !! =Free Fed-Ex shipping!

SOLD AS NEW, WITH WARRANTY

Building on the success of the MDD® Machine Direct Drive™ Pedal, the Machined Chain Drive (or MCD®) is a boutique pedal that shares many of the patented features, industrial design and build-quality of its direct-drive cousin. The most striking difference is an adjustable, sprocket-less cam that incorporates a gear shift-style lever. The lever allows players to quickly shift between the most popular chain-drive cam settings and is easily accessible when mounted to a bass drum.

Other notable features include a racing-style, all-aluminum, perforated footboard with matching, contoured heel plate, patented Tri-Pivot Swivel Toe-Clamp, V.E.R.T. Vertical Spring Adjustment, patented 110 Control Beater and more.

Also includes a DW carrying case.=Now Only= $425.00!! List $834.00!

Features Solid aluminum construction
Machined chain drive cam
Optimized Fulcrum Geometry linkage
Perforated footboard with countoured heel plate
Interlocking Delta hinge
Threaded Bearing Technology (TBT) in the drive linkage and cam
Tri-pivot swivel toe clamp

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ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • DWCPMCD Machined Chain Drive Single Bass Drum Pedal
Finish
  • Silver / Black
Categories
Year
  • 2010s
Made In
  • United States

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Drum City GuitarLand

Wheat Ridge, CO, United States
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