Chad Cromwell on the Rogers Dyno.Matic Kick Pedal

Nashville/LA based session drummer and producer Chad Cromwell talks about his history with the Rogers line of hardware and why he fell in love with our new Dyno.Matic kick pedal.
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[@MikeJamesMedia]

Agreed! I've played the original Swiv-o-matic pedals since the early 1970s. Last year I purchased some vintage Rogers drums, and then the new Dyno-Matic pedal. I couldn't be happier, and it's nice to have this new design, rather than resorting to the original pedals, which by now would have needle bearings over 50 years old. (!) The new version is sooooo smooth and comfortable to play. :)

[@antoniodesouza6996]

Chad I saw you play for Mark Concert in dubai , What a performance .You are awesome drummer , God Bless you .

[@richardwilliams1310]

Thanks for the video Chad. Also, why hasn't anyone done any videos on the rest of your new Rogers hardware? Cheers from Australia

[@RogersDrumsandHardware]

Great question - we have done a few videos on the hardware but can definitely do some more!

[@camerondean6804]

Love my new Dynomatic pedal and Dynasonic snare drums.

[@vibes..585]

Is it really that good ?

[@nealsausen4651]

Sure the original swivo Matic pedal was smooth and fast because Rogers put two sets of needle bearings designated Torrington B68’s in the upper tube of the swivo Matic pedal when CBS took over, in order to save money they remove those bearings and just put two brass inserts in their place. CBS sure knows how to destroy a drum company! Now my question is do these new Rogers pedals😊 have a needle bearings in them or not what’s the word?