An apparatus for connecting drum pedals for a musical drum set is provided. The apparatus may include an outer tube having a proximal end and a distal end, the proximal end of the outer rod having a polygon-shaped channel extending therethrough, the distal end of the outer tube being coupled with a first drum pedal; an inner rod having a polygonal cross-section, a proximal end and a distal end, the proximal end of the inner rod being slidably received through the polygon-shaped channel at the proximal end of the outer tube, the distal end of the inner rod being coupled with a first drum beater; and a quick-release mechanism coupled to the proximal end of the outer tube configured to releasably engage the outer tube with the inner rod.

A pedal device for an electronic percussion instrument is provided, wherein first and second detection means for detecting a rotation of a pedal by different methods are alternatively disposed in a base. The pedal has a pressing part on a lower surface side. The base includes a first portion located under the pressing part for supporting the first detection means, and a second portion located around the first portion for supporting the second detection means. The first portion supports the first detection means such that a first pressed part of the first detection means is disposed on a displacement trajectory of the pressing part that displaces with the rotation of the pedal, and the second portion disposes the second detection means such that a second pressed part of the second detection means is disposed on the displacement trajectory of the pressing part.

Pivot shaft support members, formed as component parts separate from support posts of a frame of a pedal apparatus, are mounted on respective upper ends of the support posts, and the pivot shaft support members pivotably support the opposite ends of a pivot shaft for a beater rod. A heel section is provided on a rear end portion of an under plate of the pedal apparatus, and a pair of left and right hinge support members, formed as component parts separate from the heel section, are mounted to the heel section. The hinge support members pivotably support the opposite ends of a pivot shaft of a hinge section of a foot board. Because the pivot shaft support members and the hinge support members are separate component parts from the frame, mounted positions of these support members can be adjusted finely during mounting, to the frame, of the support members.

A kick drum pedal assembly includes a footboard, a beater, and a travel limiter. The beater is connected to the footboard and is configured to rotate in response to depressing the footboard. The travel limiter is configured to limit rotation of the beater. The travel limiter has an arm connected to the drum beater and a stop connected to the footboard. The arm and drum beater are confined to rotate in unison. The arm is configured to engage the stop to limit rotation of the beater to a desired forward position in response depressing the footboard.

A kick drum pedal assembly includes a footboard, a beater, and a travel limiter. The beater is connected to the footboard and is configured to rotate in response to depressing the footboard. The travel limiter is configured to limit rotation of the beater. The travel limiter has an arm connected to the drum beater and a stop connected to the footboard. The arm and drum beater are confined to rotate in unison. The arm is configured to engage the stop to limit rotation of the beater to a desired forward position in response depressing the footboard.

A double-stepping linkage pedal for a bass drum of a jazz drum is provided, in which a left pedal assembly is connected to a left hammerhead assembly, so that a front end of the left pedal assembly moves up and down to drive the left hammerhead assembly to swing back and forth. A left tension spring assembly and the left hammerhead assembly are elastically linked to the left pedal assembly in a swinging direction front-rear consistent manner. A right pedal assembly is drivingly connected to a right hammerhead assembly in a front-rear swinging manner, so that a front end of the right pedal assembly moves up and down to drive the right hammerhead assembly to swing back and forth. A right tension spring assembly and the right hammerhead assembly are elastically linked to the right pedal assembly in a swinging direction front-rear consistent manner.

A double-stepping linkage pedal for a bass drum of a jazz drum is provided, in which a left pedal assembly is connected to a left hammerhead assembly, so that a front end of the left pedal assembly moves up and down to drive the left hammerhead assembly to swing back and forth. A left tension spring assembly and the left hammerhead assembly are elastically linked to the left pedal assembly in a swinging direction front-rear consistent manner. A right pedal assembly is drivingly connected to a right hammerhead assembly in a front-rear swinging manner, so that a front end of the right pedal assembly moves up and down to drive the right hammerhead assembly to swing back and forth. A right tension spring assembly and the right hammerhead assembly are elastically linked to the right pedal assembly in a swinging direction front-rear consistent manner.

A double-stepping linkage pedal for a bass drum of a jazz drum is provided, in which a left pedal assembly is connected to a left hammerhead assembly, so that a front end of the left pedal assembly moves up and down to drive the left hammerhead assembly to swing back and forth. A left tension spring assembly and the left hammerhead assembly are elastically linked to the left pedal assembly in a swinging direction front-rear consistent manner. A right pedal assembly is drivingly connected to a right hammerhead assembly in a front-rear swinging manner, so that a front end of the right pedal assembly moves up and down to drive the right hammerhead assembly to swing back and forth. A right tension spring assembly and the right hammerhead assembly are elastically linked to the right pedal assembly in a swinging direction front-rear consistent manner.

A double-stepping linkage pedal for a bass drum of a jazz drum is provided, in which a left pedal assembly is connected to a left hammerhead assembly, so that a front end of the left pedal assembly moves up and down to drive the left hammerhead assembly to swing back and forth. A left tension spring assembly and the left hammerhead assembly are elastically linked to the left pedal assembly in a swinging direction front-rear consistent manner. A right pedal assembly is drivingly connected to a right hammerhead assembly in a front-rear swinging manner, so that a front end of the right pedal assembly moves up and down to drive the right hammerhead assembly to swing back and forth. A right tension spring assembly and the right hammerhead assembly are elastically linked to the right pedal assembly in a swinging direction front-rear consistent manner.

A percussion instrument pedal apparatus includes a footboard and a transmission mechanism connectable to the footboard. A beater, which is mountable to a pivot shaft, strikes a bass drum in response to pivoting of the pivot shaft. The transmission mechanism includes two adjusting mechanisms for adjusting the motion characteristics of the footboard and for adjusting the footboard angle. The transmission mechanism can be interchanged with different types, such as a chain-drive transmission mechanism and a direct-drive transmission mechanism.