Tama Mirror Rod Bass Drum Pedal Upgrade

TAMA Mirror Rod – The Future of Twin Pedal Performance

TAMA is pushing double bass drumming into a new era with the introduction of the Mirror Rod, a revolutionary twin pedal drive shaft.   Designed to tackle one of the biggest challenges in double bass drumming—achieving perfectly balanced action between the primary and slave pedal—the Mirror Rod delivers unparalleled speed, consistency, and precision.

Cutting-Edge Engineering for Seamless Performance

At the core of the Mirror Rod’s innovation is eight strategically placed ball bearings near the axis of rotation. This design minimizes latency and ensures that both pedals move in perfect synchronization, creating a true mirror-like action. For drummers who have struggled with uneven response or lag, this is a game-changing solution that enhances technical precision and control.

Lightweight, Durable, and Ultra-Responsive

• Machined aluminum construction ensures lightweight agility without sacrificing durability.
• Quiet operation eliminates distractions, allowing for a smoother and more immersive playing experience.
• Precision-engineered ball bearings provide effortless movement and long-lasting reliability.

Drummer-Friendly Features

• Memory lock system saves your preferred pedal setup for easy and repeatable adjustments.
• Universal compatibility—fits twin pedal setups from various brands, not just TAMA.
• Optimized for performance, whether on stage, in the studio, or during intense practice sessions.

Exclusive Limited-Edition Bundles

To celebrate the release, TAMA is offering three exclusive bundle packs, pairing the Mirror Rod with their top-of-the-line pedals:
✔ Dyna-Sync – Ideal for direct-drive precision and speed.
✔ Iron Cobra – Built for powerful, controlled playing.
✔ Speed Cobra – Designed for fast, fluid motion.

A New Standard for Double Bass Drumming

With its zero-latency response, enhanced balance, and effortless feel, the TAMA Mirror Rod is set to become an essential tool for drummers seeking ultimate performance in their twin pedal setup.