Hi Anybody that might be in the same position ...I spoke with Karen at Axis and confirmed that replacing the part that holds the beater (number one they call it) with that of the A21's you would then get back so to speak your missing distance and angle. Think i'll give it a week or so trying to get ...

Hi Gavin, thank you so much ! That's just what i needed to hear. I need to try the lower footboard position a bit more me thinks. Great inspiration as always. Thank you Gavin. You've made my day.
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Hi Yamahaplayer A genuine thank you for the links but as stated I have got that far both independently and by looking at a couple of those links already. It seems that it is (at least in my mind) a design flaw in as much as it just wasn't considered to be that important). It is the very reason for t...

For what it's worth ...Gavin seems to be a real thinker and someone who really tries all options to find out how things work, hence me thinking he's exactly the kinda guy i'd like to ask. " You're complaint(s) are fairly common with Axis from what I've seen. " Funny how people remember com...

Sorry man, I don't own Axis. Just found the manual for you real quick like. Gavin is very busy, he also has a drum tech, direct communication with the company and is a high level endorsed pro. It's not really realistic to compare your experience with players at that level. If it takes more then a f...

Hi Yamaha player, how's it going ? I have read that document and still think that there is a potential design flaw...Let me explain..I have adjusted the angle successfully as mentioned before but now i have a problem with the footplate (board) angle because they are directly connected. If I understa...

Hi Gavin, just wanted to understand something right ... You use the normal style beaters ( not the extended type ) to play with. How do you maintain the footplate angle after having changed beaters ? Mine came with the extended ones and the footplate was at a good angle, but now I have added the nor...