DW Drum Workshop DWCP3500TA - Bipod Hi-Hat Pedal Series 3000
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Historical Context and Positioning Within the Range
The DW 3000 series is positioned as a mid-weight hardware line designed to offer the essential DW expertise in a robust, smooth, and easy-to-adjust format. For this generation, the hardware has been completely redesigned to meet the demands of modern drummers, especially those playing double pedal and seeking a stable, practical, and responsive foundation.
Who This Drum/Hi-Hat Stand Is For
This hi-hat stand is aimed at beginner to intermediate drummers who want a reliable stand for rehearsing, recording, and performing live, as well as more advanced musicians looking for an efficient 2-legged stand for a double pedal setup. It suits styles requiring a tight and precise hi-hat (rock, punk, metal) as well as more nuanced playing (pop, funk), where consistent closing and fine adjustments make a difference.
Technical specifications
| Drive type | Chain | Size | M |
| Base | Double | Color | Grey |
Questions frequently asked
Is this DW hi-hat stand suitable for a double bass pedal?
Its two-leg bipod design frees up floor space necessary for installing a double bass pedal. The integrated spurs enhance stability during heel-down playing.
What drive system does the DWCP3500TA use?
The mechanism relies on a chain drive. The spring tension adjustment allows fine-tuning of pedal resistance and rebound.
Is the spring tension adjustable on this hi-hat stand?
An accurate spring tension adjustment system is built in. It enables tailoring the pedal response to the desired feel.
Is the DW 3000 hi-hat stand easy to transport?
The folding baseplate reduces bulk for transport. A non-slip handle is included to ease handling. The tubular joint features a memory lock to retain settings upon setup.
For which drum styles is this hi-hat stand suitable?
This setup promotes crisp closings and consistent openings, ideal for rock, punk, and metal. The mechanism's consistency also supports the dynamics required in pop or funk.
