Gibraltar HI-HAT STAND 9000 SERIES 9707NL-DP
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Gibraltar
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
The Series 9000 fits into a performance- and modularity-oriented hardware logic, particularly appreciated in evolving setups (rack, multi-pedals, hybrid configurations). The 9707NL-DP positions itself as a practical response to space and layout constraints encountered on stage and in the studio.
Target Audience for This Drum/Instrument
This hi-hat pedal is primarily aimed at intermediate to advanced drummers who build an optimized kit: double pedal, rack, or tight configuration. It is perfectly suited for styles requiring precise placement (rock, metal, pop, funk) where playing comfort and pedal placement coherence make a real difference over time.
Technical specifications
| Drive type | Chain |
| Base | Double |
| Color | Grey |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Gibraltar 9707NL-DP compatible with a double bass drum pedal?
Its footless design frees up floor space to facilitate alignment with a double pedal. This setup suits compact drum kit configurations.
What drive system does this hi-hat pedal use?
The drive system is chain-driven, providing a pedal motion directly linked to controlling the opening and closing of the hi-hat.
Can this hi-hat pedal be integrated into a rack?
The absence of feet makes it easier to integrate into a rack mount. The hi-hat placement can thus be adjusted without the bulk of a traditional base. The 9000 Series is designed with modular hardware in mind.
What base does the 9707NL-DP have?
This model features a double base, as specified in its technical characteristics.
What playing styles suit this Gibraltar pedal?
A clean closing action and control of the 'chick' support the left foot dynamics required in rock, metal, pop, and funk. The footless format promotes precise placement in these setups.
