LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY 

For a period of 2 years from the date of purchase, AXIS PERCUSSION guarantees to the original owner, when presented with proof of purchase, that all AXIS parts manufactured by AXIS PERCUSSION are free of material and manufacturing defects under normal playing conditions. This warranty includes all parts except bearings, springs, and screws. 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 charge. Contact AXIS PERCUSSION direct for repair information. Unauthorized modifications to the design or construction of AXIS PERCUSSION products done without the express permission of AXIS PERCUSSION technicians will void the limited warranty. Any warranty claims must include the return of defective parts.

RETURN POLICY

To the extent that you purchase any goods directly from us, all sales are considered final. In the event that a return is necessary, 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, and any damage to the appearance or performance of the product.  If the package is damaged in transit by mishandling during the shipping process, the customer should contact Axis Percussion immediately so a claim may be filed with the shipping company and corrective measures can be taken.

Yes. All A and X series double pedals have a left-handed version. What makes the left version different from the right is the axles on the slave pedal and the auxiliary beater are threaded in reverse of the right-hand pedal and the bridge is entirely different (much larger on the left version). The auxiliary beater arm is reversed on the left version. 

Searching at the top of our website for "LEFT" will bring up all left-handed options of products and accessories that we offer. 

Article coming soon.

Please refer to Setting and Adjustment Sheet for names of primary components.

The Setting and Adjustment Sheet can be found on the Support Page as the first entry at www.axispercussion.com.  These instructions refer to the locations of the Axle Rods installed in the Single Pedal at the Main Column, and the Double Pedal at the Main Columns of the Primary Pedal, Slave Pedal, and Axle Rod located at the Auxiliary Head Assembly.

Remove the spring assembly from the Axle Rod – 7, at the Spring Rocker – A Spring Assembly Detail.  Remove the (2) set screws on the bottom of the Number One – 8 or Auxiliary Head Assembly Beater Arm – 10.  If some scoring is noticed on the Axle Rod – 7 from the screws of the Spring Rocker – A Spring Assembly Detail, smooth the burrs with a metal file.  Smoothing the burrs will allow the Axle Rod – 7 to slide more easily.  Push the Axle Rod – 7 through the Main Column – 6, or Auxiliary Head Assembly – 10, and the Number One – 8, or Auxiliary Head Assembly Beater Arm – 10 from left to right using a tool (like a small diameter screw driver) long enough to reach entirely through the Main Column – 6 or Auxiliary Head Assembly – 10, and the Number One – 8, or the Auxiliary Head Assembly Beater Arm – 10, and of a smaller diameter than the ¼ inch hole of the Bearings (not shown) mounted on either side of the Main Column – 6 or the Auxiliary Head Assembly – 10.  To push the Axle Rod – 7 with the tool, secure the pedal so it will not move and use a mallet to tap the tool through the Main Column – 6 or Auxiliary Head Assembly – 10 and Number  One – 8, or Auxiliary Head Assembly Beater Arm – 10.  At this point the (2) Retaining Rings and Washer (not shown), should have also slid off the Axle Rod – 7.

To install the replacement Axle Rod – 7, please first note the flat spot ground into the Axle Rod – 7.  This flat spot must line up with the (2) set screws at the bottom of the Number One – 8, or the Auxiliary Head Assembly Beater Arm – 10.  If the (2) set screws at the bottom of the Number One – 8 or the Auxiliary Head Assembly Beater Arm – 10 are not screwed into the flat spot, and are resting on the round part of the Axle Rod – 7, the Axle Rod – 7 will rotate causing the pedal Footboard – 5 to drop, and the Universal Drive Shaft – D on a double pedal to slip.  Slide the replacement Axle Rod – 7 through the Main Column – 6, or Auxiliary Head Assembly – 10 and the Number One – 8 or Auxiliary Head Assembly Beater Arm – 10 from right to left.  Replace the Washer first and then the Retaining Ring on the left side of the installed Axle Rod – 7.  The (2) Retaining Rings can be pushed onto the Axle Rod – 7 using a ½ inch diameter tube.  The teeth of the Retaining Rings should point toward the left of the end of the Axle Rod – 7.  Firmly screw the (2) set screws of the Number One – 8 into the flat spot of the Axle Rod – 7.

Replace the Spring Assembly – A onto the Axle Rod – 7.