Will it keep moving if I don't screw it on the floor? I want my drum pad and bass to be movable and can be stowed away if I need extra space
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You need a lil carpet or I used a piece of yoga matting. You can also adjust the level and velocity so you don't have to kick hard to achieve desired sound.
221764
i always put it next to a wall so it won't move. with a towel to prevent weird noises.
221765
You do not need to screw it onto the floor. What I had to do is use a floor mat. Either the rubber type or the furry type work really well. The two screws in the back really dig in and grip the surface. But whatever you decide I know you will be pleased with the performance of this Beater. Good luck!
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Most acoustic bass pedals, from the least expensive to the most expensive USUALLY have some way to clamp onto the rim of a kick drum. This will look like a claw or clamp on the bottom of the bass pedal under the striker. Pedals with such a mechanism should latch on to this product. This target has two screw-pins that look like spring-loaded spikes on the far side (away from the player) so that if you have carpet, towel, or rug under your pedal area the screws can be lowered into that surface. This prevents it from moving much. This means that this is not permanently affixed to any floor or board. It should be able to be moved. Most acoustic bass pedals, from the least expensive to the most expensive USUALLY have some way to clamp onto the rim of a kick drum. This will look like a claw or clamp on the bottom of the bass pedal under the striker. Pedals with such a mechanism should latch on to this product. This target has two screw-pins that look like spring-loaded spikes on the far side (away from the player) so that if you have carpet, towel, or rug under your pedal area the screws can be lowered into that surface. This prevents it from moving much. This means that this is not permanently affixed to any floor or... » Read More Most acoustic bass pedals, from the least expensive to the most expensive USUALLY have some way to clamp onto the rim of a kick drum. This will look like a claw or clamp on the bottom of the bass pedal under the striker. Pedals with such a mechanism should latch on to this product. This target has two screw-pins that look like spring-loaded spikes on the far side (away from the player) so that if you have carpet, towel, or rug under your pedal area the screws can be lowered into that surface. This prevents it from moving much. This means that this is not permanently affixed to any floor or board. It should be able to be moved. « Show Less
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no its not but it can move itself when u push back and forth then it will move a lil bit on hard floor
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I moved mine around several times without any Issues ... shouldn't be a problem.
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I only roll it out until the canvas is still half wrapped around the drum. The arms do not go al the way straight. Tends to flop a bit when fully extended. Tied a few support lines to the ends and that worked fine. Hope this helps...good luck.
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It's loose inside the drawer. I had connected it wide enough that it touches the sides of the drawer. It will move a little, but you can put double sided tape on the bottom if you want it to stay in place.
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There is a leaf spring inside that has an unloaded clearance of about 7.4 mm. So yes it would move. However, taping some plastic sheet or cardboard inside the case or on the drive should make it snug enough.
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Yes. I use it for dj gigs and I am always moving it. The worst thing that has happened is a wheel came loose but that may have been me not putting it on tight enough in the first place
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Yes this model u can move it around if needed no problem. I do it all the time.
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You shouldn't have any problem with it moving. Mine doesn't. It is very comfortable. I'm glad I got them!
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Probably, mine moves on my concrete garage floor. There are holes in the feet to "tack" it down with nails or spikes if you want to keep it from sliding.
814364
the rubber non slip pad sits below the outer ring making your board more likely to slip. I would suggest a larger turntable. They're very inexpensive
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Even empty on a laminate floor it stays put except when I want to move it around. It does slide but not very easily.
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Yes. And it should not wiggle around... mine does not. Indeed. You could use a towel if your guitar moves about, but mine does not. Cheers.
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It will move around and that's by design given it sits on a ball point. The only way for it to fall off is by force. You may have gotten a defective unit. I'd return it and try another one if you want. Just make sure you carefully take it out of the package especially the part with the tipHope this helps.
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If you mean you will be sitting on the floor and you stick this between you and the wall, it would stay in place until you moved, but you can't attach it to the wall in any way. It would just fall over. Not sure I know what you mean.
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Not enough to worry about. The case comes with padding that you can place anywhere you want inside the case (backed with sticky tape - peel off and stick). And you do want some pressure against the amp so it doesn't move around inside the case during transport.
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Yes, it will not move an inch! I love it. Just wish it wasn't so overpriced, not to mention the shipping!