Pearl P-3002D Demon Double Pedal

I use this with my black/gothic band and made my drumming steadier and more effortless. I have it for a few months and see no play in the universal joint. Seems built like a tank and it's the fastest pedal I've used so far, hopefully will keep going without any play.
Previously had a direct drive yamaha, but this pedal is so much steadier, doesn't move, it's built to last like an iron cobra pedal.
Pros:
Steady, fast, longboard conversion, very little lag in the slave pedal
Cons:
For slower tempos type of music probably a chain driven would be better.

Played before on iron cobra and yamaha direct drive, and this is certainly faster then both and doesn't add movement when you slide your feet heavily unto it.
I highly recommend it for anyone who wants to play fast at a fracture of the cost of other machine cut pedals, hopefully it will last for many concerts.

I've bought the pedals 3 months ago. I switched to them from a pair of pretty worn out Iron Cobras. The difference was quite drastic. So drastic in fact, that I was two days late on returning them (past the 30 days money back thing). So I kinda got stuck with them , and decided to work and try to get along with them.
I should mention also that I am an amateur drummer, and I play around once a week, on average. So it took me quite a while to get accustomed to the insanely accurate and fast way these pedals work. I am very happy I didn't return them, after practicing, plus a few tweaks and adjustments, I am now finally starting to improve on where I had left with the old pedals.

I guess the bottom line is, if you switch from a lower end pedal and expect to rip the double bass as soon as you put these babies on the drum, well...that's not gonna happen. They will however (at least they did to me) point out your every little mistake and hesitation. Essentially allowing you to correct yourself and improve as a player.

Hope this review helps those that are maybe, undecided, on whether they should get this product or not