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Pearl Eliminator Solo Double Bass Drum Pedal - Black Cam

Pearl Drums MODEL: P1032
2 reviews
Price:
$279.00
Stock:
In stock

Description

The Pearl P1032 Eliminator Solo Double Bass Drum Pedal delivers smooth power, fast response, and a comfortable feel that suits everything from tight grooves to full-throttle double-kick work. Its balanced action and adjustable components give drummers the control they need whether they’re on stage, in the studio, or practicing at home.

Built around Pearl’s reliable double-chain drive and linear cam design, the P1032 provides consistent performance and excellent durability. With versatile dual-surface beaters and quick, tool-free adjustments, it’s a pedal that adapts easily to your playing style while staying solid under heavy use.

Flagship Features

  • Smooth, durable double-chain drive
  • Linear “Black Cam” for even, fluid stroke
  • Dual-surface Control Core beaters (felt + hard plastic)
  • Click-Lock spring tension system to maintain settings
  • Adjustable beater angle and PowerShifter footboard
  • Side-mount Roller Hoop Clamp for quick, secure setup
  • Stable, latency-free universal joint for equal response on both pedals

Product Info

SKU PEA-P1032
UPC 633816736179

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Customer Reviews

Update to review from 1-18-2026

Rating
Posted by
Gary
Date Posted
06/22/2026

I keep meaning to update my review after addressing my squeaking pedal. I traced the squeaks to two areas, The left, slave knuckle had a prominent squeak during the return upstroke and both tension springs had a very slight squeak that I didn't notice until the unit was on my workbench during troubleshooting. A dry, Teflon based lubricant didn't work well but a petroleum based, penetrating lube did. I sprayed both knuckles with PB Blaster. I also sprayed both bottom holes where the tension springs lower hook passes through the threaded adjusting rod. This is a great double pedal. There is no need to spend more. I hope this helps someone.

Pearl P1032 Eliminator Solo Double Pedal/Black Cam

Rating
Posted by
Gary
Date Posted
01/18/2026

This is my first double pedal. I figured it's time for my left foot to do a bit more than lean on my hi-hat. I replaced a 40 year old Speed King with this pedal. That Ludwig replaced my first no-name pedal that came with my Domino drums from 1967. I have a 5 piece set of Pearl MLX 8500 circa 1985. They cost $1,500 back then. I traded the original Pearl pedal even for the SK because I was used to it. I've heard the SK called the Squeak King. Once a year a bit of lube quelled that annoyance. So imagine my surprise when I noticed a very slight squeak after a month of use with my new Pearl pedal. Hence the 4 stars. Still, I'm very happy with this pedal. It is solid and smooth. I didn't change any of the factory settings except for the beater angle. It was easy to setup. The directions were complete but the print was much too small for my aging eyes. I was concerned with the left slave pedal sliding forward but it's not an issue. It does sit on a Zildjian drum mat and the spikes are fully retracted so I'm not tearing up the rug or my floor. It also fell right in place and I did not have to move my hi-hat. This pedal is priced right. I originally looked at the next model up but I'm retired and don't play professionally so I couldn't justify the $650 price. I never considered the $1,000 plus Demon pedals. There are cheaper pedals but you usually get what you pay for. The only difference I see within the Eliminator line is the adjustable cams. This model came with only the black cam which is linear and feels just like my old SK. It also came with a two headed beater as opposed to the four headed beater on the Solo red cam model. The pedal is super easy to attach to your bass drum hoop. No more trying to fit your hand under the footboard to tighten up a wing nut. It is easily accessed from the side. The beater angle and footboard can be independently adjusted if you desire. The footboard can also be adjusted to three positions. It uses a smooth double chain drive. I left the factory spring tension but it is easy to adjust if desired. I'm having a blast with this double pedal. I'm still trying to get even, single stroke rolls. I feel like I'm ten again. Even at 60-90 BPM it sounds uneven but slowly getting better. My main problem is my left foot tends to keep the footboard pressed down as opposed to letting it bounce back up. This in turn muffles the bass drum when the right pedal strikes. Still, my grooves have vastly improved. That left pedal has opened up so many different sounds and possibilities. Simple beats take on a new life with those extra notes.