Frequently Asked Question

All purchases made directly from AXiS Pedal & Drum Company (AXiS) are considered final and come with a limited two year warranty.  For a period of one (1) years from the date of delivery, AXiS guarantees to the original owner, when presented with proof of purchase, that all parts manufactured by AXiS are free of material and manufacturing defects under normal playing conditions. This warranty includes all parts except bearings, springs, screws and fasteners. If under normal playing conditions parts covered in this limited warranty fail, they will be replaced at no charge. Parts not covered in this limited warranty will be replaced at minimal service cost to the customer. Contact AXiS direct for repair information. Unauthorized modifications to the design or construction of AXiS products done without the express permission of AXiS technicians will void the limited warranty. Any warranty claims must include the return of defective parts.  

To the extent that you purchase any goods directly from us, all sales are considered final.  In the event that a return is necessary and approved by AXiS, the customer is responsible for the return shipping costs and a restocking fee based on the condition of the returned product.  We reserve the right to deny the return if the product shows excessive use which includes, but is not limited to, missing parts, dents or scratches, or any damage to the appearance or performance of the product. 

Yes we do!  All AXiS A-CAM, X-CAM and A21-CAM double pedals are available in a left-handed version.  If for whatever reason you do not see a left handed version of a particular pedal on our webiste, please contact us.

All AXiS pedals are availble in three (3) CAM configuration : X-CAM, A-CAM and A21-CAM. While each CAM provides a unique feel and playing dyamic, there are drummers from all music geners playing each of our pedal confiterations. Ultimately, what you play and how you play is a very individual choice. We hope the below overview is helpul, if not please don't hesitate to reach out to our team via the Contact Us function at the bottom of the page. 

   The AXiS X-CAM is a fixed-position, non-adjustable CAM.  The angle of the footboard is  

   matched to the angle of the CAM and the beater is set at a 90-degree angle to the CAM 

   itself. Adjustments include spring tension and beater angle. The X-CAM is the choice

   for many jazz, rock and hard rock drummers. As smooth and responsive as any AXiS 

   Peadl, the AXiS X-CAM has been the workhorse of rock and roll drummers since it was

  introduced in 1990.

The AXiS A-CAM incorporates our patented Variable Drive Lever (VDL), allowing you to adjust the angle of the footboard independently of the beater angle. This simple adjustment alters the amount of footboard travel required to activate the beater, offering a range of feels from fast and responsive to slow and controlled. Minor adjustments in the VDL yield noticeable differences in how the pedal plays, giving you precise control to dial in the pedal for your individual playing style.

The AXiS A21-CAM is a unique CAM design that offers enhanced power and velocity. By shifting the beater throw angle 21 degrees forward, you are able to generate more force behind the beater stroke. Originally designed for drummers who wanted to play fast without sacrificing power, the A21-CAM has been adopted by drummers of all genres given its unique properties of speed, power and control. This CAM design also incorporates our patented Variable Drive Lever (VDL), allowing you to adjust the angle of the footboard independently of the beater angle. This simple adjustment alters the footboard travel required to activate the beater, offering a range of feels from fast and responsive to slow and controlled. Minor adjustments in the VDL yield noticeable differences in how the pedal plays, giving you precise control to dial in the pedal for your individual playing style.

Installing or remvoing a new AXiS Standard Spring Assebly is an easy process that should take a few minutes to complete. For instructions and a video guide, please check our How To Series - LINK