DW 5000 Series Hi-Hat Stand DWCP5500td

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Please note that this extended warranty is currently only available on products sold within the UK, EU or EEA, and is subject to the terms and conditions as detailed on the extended warranty certificate provided. If you are looking for one of the most reliable hi-hat stands at a more affordable price then the Pearl H930 is an excellent option to consider. Two-legged hi-hat stands are much easier to use with double bass pedals because the legs fold out of the way and support the hi-hat frame from behind.

The construction of this hi-hat stand is of noteworthy quality, and Tama is well known for manufacturing great drum hardware. This model shares a similar quality construction as its 915 Speed Cobra bigger brother but at an affordable price.The DW 5500D Hi-Hat stand features swivel legs for super easy positioning of bass drum pedals and other stands around the hi-hat for a convenient setup and comfortable playing position. This combined with the fact that the hi-hat stand has 2 legs means you should have ample space and adjustability to ensure your set up is as comfy as possible. Go on, make yourself at home! It is great to see that two-legged hi-hat stands are making their way into the mid-range market and are becoming more accessible for intermediate and advancing drummers. Lateral Cymbal SeatÂis a first in hi-hat design, allowing instant access for adjusting the bottom cymbal angle; a small detail that makes a big difference. When we get to 5000 Series production the weight starts to increase and the tubing diameters get bigger. The DW 5000 Hi-Hat stand is made for serious ‘road’ use and will stand up (no puns please) to pretty much everything a drummer or road-crew can throw at it. The footboard is of the chunky 9000 Series design which is great for wider feet and guys’n’gals who like the solid feel of a larger plate underfoot. The Lateral Cymbal Seat is a first in hi-hat design, allowing instant access for adjusting the bottom cymbal angle; a small detail that makes a big difference

There are two pull-rods provided, one 21″ (standard) in length and the other 15″– should you play at a lower seat-height. The DW 5000 Hi-Hat stand is an industry-standard professional Hi-Hat stand which offers more than any drummer should need to get through rigorous touring schedules. Related products

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The patented Double Eccentric Cam offers the fastest and most responsive playing feel of any hi hat stand available. It increases the sensitivity of the footboard in relation to the cymbal movement that offers a distinctive playing experience. Much like the two previous DW hi-hat stands, this Tama Speed Cobra 315 hi-hat stand also features dual-leg construction, and permits for convenient setup as well as allowing for a double bass pedal and other cymbal stands. Two-Legged hi-hat stands also offer even more stability than their three-legged counterparts also. This is because the footplate offers its role as the third leg and forms a very stable tripod. Bearing Link Connector, which connects the footboard chain to the pull rod, for reduced friction and increased sensitivity. A good hi-hat stand will feel great to play and offer a smooth and responsive action whilst playing your hi-hat cymbals.

Not only should a hi-hat stand offer a smooth, effortless action, but also an instant playing response without any lag.All the components are well constructed and I’m really impressed with this hi-hat stand in operation. It offers everything you want from a quality hi-hat stand and for a great price! I owned the previous generation model of this exact hi-hat stand for 8 years and it never wore out at all, it was just as strong as it was the day I got it. As with the 9000 series hi-hat, the DW 5500 features a uniquely designed lateral cymbal seat. A first in hi-hat design, this nifty attention to detail provides instant access to adjust the bottom cymbal angle. On most hi-hat stands this needs to be done with a drum key and usually involves banging your head on your hi-hat cymbals to look underneath them to find the tension rod adjuster.