Gibraltar 6707 - PRO
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Manufacturer Information
Gibraltar
https://www.gibraltarhardware.com
contact@gibraltarhardware.com
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GEWA music GmbH
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Historical Context and Positioning Within the Range
This Gibraltar hi-hat stand positions itself as a pro hardware solution designed to offer great stability and reliable adjustments, while remaining suitable for drummers who regularly transport their gear. The approach emphasizes robust adjustment parts and a field-oriented design.
Who This Drum/Hi-Hat Stand Is For
It is aimed at intermediate to advanced drummers seeking a stable hi-hat for footwork and controlled openings, both in rehearsal and on stage. Ideal for rock, pop, funk, or contemporary music, whenever you want hardware that stays in place without adjustments shifting between soundchecks.
Technical specifications
| Drive type | Chain |
| Base | Double |
| Material | nylon |
| Color | Grey |
Questions frequently asked
Does the Gibraltar 6707 use a chain drive?
The chain drive connects the pedal to the hi-hat mechanism.
Does this hi-hat have a double base?
The double base enhances the stand's stability during heavy footwork. This setup helps keep the hi-hat in place during rehearsals or on stage.
How is the top cymbal angle adjusted?
The gearless clutch allows continuous angle adjustment without notches. This enables precise positioning of the top cymbal to suit the playing style. The Super Lock molded height adjustments then secure the assembly.
Are the inserts in this hi-hat stand made of nylon?
Nylon inserts are integrated to reduce wear and noise caused by friction.
What music styles is this grey stand suitable for?
This grey hi-hat pedal is suited for intermediate to advanced drummers, particularly in rock, pop, funk, and contemporary music. The tripod stability and locks promote a clean close and consistent "chick" sound.



