Gibraltar unveils G-Class pedal with Dan Flint video
You Me At Six man puts pedal to work

Gibraltar unveils G-Class pedal with Dan Flint video

Gibraltar unveils G Class pedal

Gibraltar unveils G Class pedal
Gibraltar has officially unveiled its brand new bass pedal - the G-Class.
The G-Class has been designed with the high-performance player in mind, and features a sculpted single-pillar frame, two cam drive adjustment points and a variable-weight beater, says the hardware giant.
Ken Fredenberg, Director of Product for Gibraltar, had this to say about the pedal: "Gibraltar's new G-Class pedal has many useful control features that allow the high-performance player to tailor the action and feel to their specific style."
Even better, Gibraltar has released a video of You Me At Six drummer Dan Flint putting said pedal through its paces:
For more information, visit GibraltarHardware.com.
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