what to do with a slipping left pedal board?

Hey all!

I do have a millennium pd-223, which plays quite good for me.

But i have a problem with the left pedal board slipping on top of the drumcarpet on which its placed on while me playing the pedal.

I tried to fix this by placing the stand of a cymbal directly behind it, to prevent it from moving but this doesnt work that well.

I am thinking of fixing this problem by mounting carpet tape on the carpet and underneath the pedal board, but honestly i have no idea wether this will work out or not.

Also i have thought of doing a sort of velcro solution, but i think this will make the pedalboard quite wobbly while playing.

So, does anyone have some tips in this regard?

Thanks in advance.

Cheers, Mara

These work really well, just make sure your carpet is suitable.

hmm, i see that thomann sells them too!
Thanks for the tip! I will definitely try it out

Velcro is the way to go. It won't cause wobbling issues as it's very thin. The Velcro on my Axis pedals is strong enough to hang from them. My lock out studio has carpeted walls,...... and i was curious.....

beatdat said:

These work really well, just make sure your carpet is suitable.

KickBlock - PedalBlock Hi-Hat/Pedal Anchor - Black

KickBlock - PedalBlock Hi-Hat/Pedal Anchor - Black

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I second that KickBlock. I have one for my DW5000 and it's just great.