DW Drum Workshop 9500TB
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Manufacturer Information
DW Drum Workshop
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Historical Context and Positioning Within the Range
Part of the DW 9000 series, the DWCP9500TB belongs to the professional hi-hat pedal category from the manufacturer, with a philosophy focused on mechanical smoothness, precise adjustment, and durability for demanding drummers.
Target Audience
This hi-hat pedal is aimed at advanced to professional drummers seeking fine hi-hat control, clean closures, and immediate response. Its versatility suits jazz (dynamics and footwork) as well as rock, funk, or metal (fast tempos and stability).
Technical specifications
| Drive type | Chain |
| Base | Double |
| Size | M |
| Color | Grey |
Questions frequently asked
DW Drum Workshop 9500TB: what type of drive does this hi-hat pedal use?
The chain drive system of the DW 9000 series combines a patented dual eccentric cam with a responsive feel. This design promotes crisp closings and dynamic foot variations.
Is the DW 9500TB suitable for a double bass drum pedal?
The two-foot configuration frees up the necessary space to install a double bass drum pedal.
What adjustments are available on this hi-hat pedal?
A precise tension adjustment allows adapting the pedal’s resistance. The footboard angle can also be changed according to the playing technique. These two adjustments affect the stroke and playing comfort.
Is the base of the DW 9500TB pedal stable?
The solid plate with non-slip feet secures the support on the floor. The double base helps keep the pedal in place during playing.
For which drum styles is this hi-hat pedal suitable?
Designed for advanced to professional drummers, this pedal allows control of semi-open positions and foot accents. The responsiveness of its dual eccentric cam suits the nuances of jazz as well as the fast grooves of rock, funk, or metal.
