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:	post by HiveSmasherMatt at 2008-02-21 14:35:19

Hey man, I use an A longboard double on the kit in my space and they are great pedals but they do have a few drawbacks. The biggest problem is with the E-KIT triggers, they work really great because once they are set the rarely mistrigger but they some of the least durable pieces of equipment I've ever bought. I took the Axis to ONE gig and one of the little hammers that actually sets off the trigger broke off and since Axis is a reasonably small company getting replacement parts takes quite a while. The pedals themselves are amazingly smooth and durable though. Unfortunately adjusting things like beater angle and spring tension for the slave pedal can be a little less than user friendly. One of the best things about these pedals is with the stock springs they are really smooth with high spring tension and the direct drive (instead of strap or chain) is really smooth. They will take some getting used to though, going from a strap or chain drive pedal to the direct drive will feel weird at first, give it time though you'll get used to it. If you need to know anything specifically hit me up on Hive Smasher's myspace (www.myspace.com/hivesmasher

Good luck with em.

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