Evans Dixson Bass Drum Lift (EBDL)

You may need to tilt the front of your kick at a slight angle, higher off the floor in the front than the back. This way your chain, or pedal wont hit the hoop.....

I have a Roland electronic/acoustic style kit (VAD 306) and I got a double bass pedal for it. The clamp didn’t fit flush on the rim of the bass drum, & it made the beaters off-center.. idk it didn’t work.THIS THING SAVED ME. I tried 1 or 2 other options but then I found this, it raises the smaller bass drum up just enough and my pedals can clamp to it and it just lines up where I need it to and keeps everything in place 🤘🏼

It’s badly designed. If installed under the hoop which is the obvious place to put it, the pedal’s beater can’t reach the drum head, so I placed it further in, aligning it between the appropriate claws and tension rods. Now the beater head meets the drum head, but it sounds awful. My solution was to raise the front, extending the legs to their maximum and getting the back end lower. The resulting sound is awesome, sounds just as a kick should. The only benefit I’ve gotten from this device is an effortless way to install foot pedals (The pedal “plate” is out from under the kick just far enough).

This is the PERFECT replacement for my Quest Love Kit! The bass pedal bracket that comes with the kit is horrible.This Evans base is exactly what I needed! Durable and easy to install! Highly recommend!

I tried this with an Axis Longboard single pedal, and it didn't work. The mount point on this product expects a different interface with the pedal, and the best I could do was to mount the pedal at a 45 degree angle. That said, it's expensive for what it is. I would guess that the markup on this is about 10000%. It's a molded piece of plastic with the hook side of hook & loop applied as a sticker. It's just a nothing. Before I solve this problem, I will probably figure something out with some scrap wood, tbh.Bottom Line:If this works for you and you think it's a good value, you do you. It is an expensive piece of molded plastic that doesn't fit my pedal. Seems durable though.

Bought this to raise the 16" bass drum that came with my new portable "bop" kit. It is set up on carpet and doesn't seem to move, so it does accomplish what its made for. But, it is a simple piece of solid plastic that could be much less expensive. Note: some brands of drums don't have long enough bass drum arms to keep the drum level. My ludwig bop set works but some don't.

For my 20” and 18” kick drums this piece of gear is just as essential as the pedal. The difference in tone with and without it is amazing. Hit your bass drum with a stick in the middle of the head and listen to the boom. Now do the same thing hitting it just off center where the beater would be without the riser. Huge difference in tone. This thing is super easy to use. The only problem I’ve had is I lost the Velcro on the bottom but it still doesn’t move. Love this thing. A bit over priced but absolutely essential for kick drums 20” and smaller.

Perfect for my 18 inch bass drum . Easy to find the correct spot . No instructions ? No problem for me .

Justo lo que necesitaba para elevar un bombo 16’ muy recomendable

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This lifts the bass drum without clamping to the bass drum hoop and causing damage. It's a lot quicker to set the bass drum up because there's no need to adjust height. Plus it's robust and lightweight, so it adds no weight to the hardware case.

Very handy to rise a small bass drum but a bit expensive for what it is. The rubber base easily comes off.

Excelente compra, calidad, justo lo que esperaba.