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DW 9500TB 2-Leg Hi-Hat Stand  

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Precise and responsive feel.

The DW 9500TB 2-Leg Hi-Hat Stand uses a patented double eccentric cam that increases the sensitivity of the footboard in relation to cymbal movement, resulting in a unique, incredibly fast and responsive feel. 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. The uni-body folding footboard stays attached to the base casting when secured in the folded position.

Note that DW products are not available for further discounting online. For additional information, please call 866-226-2918.

Features

  • Double eccentric cam that increases sensitivity, speed, and responsiveness
  • Lateral cymbal seat is designed to allow instant access for adjustment of bottom cymbal angle
  • Uni-body folding footboard
  • Footboard remains attached to bass casting when folded

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What's in a name

| Review By: Christian Cavicchio | 2 months, 3 weeks ago

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I am a long time fan of DW hardware.  My personal opinion of the 9000 series hardware is mixed.  I really did not enjoy the bass drum pedals.  They just weren't for me so I eventually went back to the 5000 kick drum pedals. The Hi-Hat stand was nice while it lasted.  I treat my gear very carefully and always keep it clean.  that being saidm it is always on the move.  I bought my first 9500 when they released it a few years ago.  After two years it started to break down fairly quickly.  I thought this was very odd.  Considering my 5000's lasted for much longer than this.  Pull rods bend and clamps and felts need to be replaced but the inside of the actual stand began to wear out. The pedal would drop to the floor after becoming disconnected from the chain, the threads that the pull rod wound into had become weaker and the rod would pull out completely while playing.  The footboard stayed in tact but the screws that allow for it to fold up had become stripped.

As I said I take care of me gear especially one as pricey as this.  It was never thrown around, or kept in a harsh environment, I never threw it in with my other hardwre, i always kep it seperate.  I routinely cleaned it and performed maintenance on it.  Still, it has become a problem piece in my kit. When the 9500 functioned properly, it functioned great.  i like the feel of it more so than the 5000 series hi-hat stands.  But it's lifespan was significantly shorter.  Looking to buy a third one now I am suprised to see they are still so pricey.  The 9000 series is spotty... The pedals are very particular and not for everyone and the snare stand has never worked 100% for me either.  The DW name is essentially where the price is coming from.  If the stand was $50-100.00 less that would mean something... Just give me a $250.00 price point. I would feel comfortable with that.  To spend $300.00 on a stand that I have had problems with twice over, i am starting to question DW durability and what their name is actually worth.

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it's okay. When it works it's great.

Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
Yes
Musical Experience:
23 years
Style of music you play:
rock, electronic, metal, industrial
Where you live:
MA

Did you find this review helpful? yes no1114817

Great stand! Overpriced!

| Review By: Travel Demon 1 | 1 year, 1 month ago

1 people out of 1 found this review helpful

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I was used to my old 5000 2 legged stand but over the years it became very wobbly and unstable.  So I tried the 9500 and it is almost completely stable.  The difference is vast, but my 5000 wobbled so much (a good 3-4 inches of lateral movement) that probably any new stand could have beat it.  My favorite features of the 9500 are the slightly wider footboard (compared to the 5000) which adds to stability, the fold up footboard, the lateral bottom cymbal adjuster, solid construction, the solid clutch, the responsive quickness of performance and the tension adjust dial at the bottom which changes the feel to anything from a firm stomp to a soft pedal push.  The only real issue is the price!  DW should calm down a bit and lower the price to compete with Tama, Pearl and Axis.  A hi hat stand is not the same as a drum set:  there's not much you can do to make a stand "boutique" like you can with a kit.  DW prices the stand like they do with their kits:  way too much for what you get.  That said, the quality of the 9500 is all there and if you're a DW fan, this is the one to get.  Also good if you want consistent feel between your hats and other pedals, if you're all DW.  For the price, I'm not all DW...
Do you own the product?:
No
Have you used the product?:
Yes
Musical Experience:
LONG time drummer
Style of music you play:
everything
Where you live:
Northern California

Did you find this review helpful? yes no892233

IT HAS DESIGN FLAWS....

| Review By: Mike Ellien of Copiousband.net | 1 year, 2 months ago

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I own DW drums, and mostly all DW 9000 series hardware...I must say that its a good stand...but not an awesome value or anything. The 2 leg design is not very stable..and the foot pedal fold up is super inconvienent.  you have to loosen two key locks to move it and if you don't place it just right..the whole stand wobbles.  In addition...the 9000 series stands are extremly heavy.  BOTTOM LINE...unless you seriously know of a better stand...BUY IT. DW is the best all around company out there for drums. THey are consistantly good, well known for resale, and stand by their products if anything goes wrong. THanks for reading
Do you own the product?:
No
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
Active Musician
Style of music you play:
Hard Rock
Where you live:
Houston TX

Did you find this review helpful? yes no986106

YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR

| Review By: perfectstranger718 | 1 year, 2 months ago

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Great stand, solid construction, good stability, sensitive response, smooth action, and best of all, your hi-hat cymbals SOUND better. I only regret not purchasing it sooner, because the price suddenly jumped up by like $30.00.
Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
active unsigned musician.
Style of music you play:
rock, jazz, pop.
Where you live:
new york city

Did you find this review helpful? yes no995509

Awesome stand

| Review By: Bear Down1 | 1 year, 2 months ago

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I think this is a great solid stand. To the problem the other user was having, Im not 100% percent sure but if Im not mistaken the 2 legged stand was created because 3 legs were too hard to work around a double pedal. If I was a Jazz player Id most likely use a single pedal in which case Id have a 3 legged hi hat stand for heavy hi hat work. I don't think you purchased the right product for your playing. I think the price is kinda high too.
Do you own the product?:
No
Have you used the product?:
Yes
Musical Experience:
Active Musician
Style of music you play:
Rock, Metal
Where you live:
Chicago

Did you find this review helpful? yes no976527

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