Millenium PD-122 Pro Bass Drum Pedal

Looks high quality, plays pretty nice.
Doesn't cost much at all in the grand scheme of things.
Has many points of adjustment.
Chain retaining lug/plate on the underside of the beater cam gets loose from time to time, it'll rattle and have side to side play if so, could do with some thread lock.
Some sideways play at the heel end as the footplate is fixed with compression rivets which aren't adjustable or repairable so some long term quality concerns there if it continues to get worse.
Spring tensioner retaining mechanism is plastic housed so will strip if you keep trying to tighten it up beyond the point of knowing what you are doing so just be aware of that.
Lug where you might fit a normal toe stop is basically fake so be aware you'll not get one of those on it.

I am very satisfied with tis drum pedal! I bought this one (chain version) and it's brother (link/ direct drive version) at the same time to try out... I had to send the direct drive version back to Thomann (Thanks for letting me try it, and accepting the return without ANY issues!)

The chain version is perfect for me... easy to adjust, heavy and solid, screws onto my (electronic) kick drum nicely! Very handy to have the 2 side beater.
I feel the pedal is built to last, and the double chain seems very solid.
(My Pearl pedal has come "wiggle" - this does not! ...at all!)

I'm very satisfied! ...and it didn't take much setting up out of the box!

Highly recommended!

This drum is part of a Millennium set that I am building and we use it for playing in the house or in a log cabin. From the back i.e. when playing it it sounds fine enough - sort of subdued. When playing the guitar in front of it it does light up the whole band - wonderful sound - surprising how little of input you need from it to give the band a real lift.
You have to assemble it but there was no instructions and then tune it a bit - but where better to learn how to fiddle around with it than on a drum of this price. My music teacher showed me how to hit with a standard drum stick against the skin next to each tensioner to hear the sound and surprisingly only one was out after I assembled it - just a bit too tight and high - the rest were all fine. It is easy enough to put together and light enough to lift.
The pedal I have has a longish arm so the striker hits just above the middle.
Overall I would say a lot of fun for money - plenty of 'bang' for the 'buck' spent.