Drum Workshop 7000 Series Bass Drum Pedals are newly upgraded with the Double-Chain Turbo Sprocket and come standard with the two-way 101 beater.
Price: $124.95 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
The features are two (2) hex keys and chuck key for spring tightning and beater adjustment.
Quality:
The quality is nice the hardware is bar none the best i’ve seen but what else would you expect from dw.
Value:
It is worth every “GD” penny absoultly amazing it works awesome if you are looking to buy this get it you will not be disappontied you will have this pedal forever and it will work like the day you got it.
Desirability:
It is sexy. The stainless steel hardwair and the kick plate are just hot.
Sound:
The Sound is nice fast and responsive
Ease of Use:
I love it I don’t even need to press that hard on the pedal and it just rockets it’s awsome. I can either use heel/toe method on it or just leave my foot up in the air and use only my toes.
Overall:
This thing is great. I will love it for years and if you buy it too you will love it forever this thing is great. I can play alot faster now and with quick response. I love it i wanna know where you can get a gig bag for it though. If you find out someone please tell me. Overall great everything on this pedal it is amazing.
Patented features like the free-floating rotor-drive system, rotating swivel spring and infinitely adjustable cam, are aligned to create a more direct transfer of energy that optimizes the stroke for more power and precision.
Price: $549.95 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
Probably too many features
Quality:
Very good quality. Remember that you get what you pay for although duds are an occurence of every manufacturer.
Value:
Yes, if you want a durable pedal you have to pay the piper.
Sound:
Sound is good but I believe that the bass drum must have a good sound to begin with.
Support:
Have’nt had to rely on any support yet.
Overall:
Hopefully, this pedal will have a long life span. I am a jazz, fusion drummer so I don’t anticipate beating the heck out of it with speed metal.
DW designers, drummers and techs around the world insist on memory locks on the tube joints and the tripod leg assembly, plastic tube insulators, toothless tilters, large reset handles, secondary tilter locks, cymbal space adjusters and heavy gauge tubing. DW 9000 series stands deliver all of this and more.
Price: $284.95 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Quality:
this hihat stand is very durable.it is made out of a strong metal.i can depend on it anytime
Value:
yes.it’s worth it
Desirability:
yes.it has everything
Support:
i wish we had a drum workshop shop here in romania
Overall:
when this stand get’s old i will buy another one but with the same brand
Patented features like the free-floating rotor-drive system, rotating swivel spring and infinitely adjustable cam, are aligned to create a more direct transfer of energy that optimizes the stroke for more power and precision.
Price: $299.95 Buy now!
The workhorse 5000 Delta 3 Series now features an Accelerator (offset) Double Chain & Sprocket along with aluminum hex shafts, linkages, dual/side adjusting hoop clamp, 101 two-way beater, built-in spurs plus all the versatility, adjustability and reliability that allow you to customize the feel and performance to fit the way you play.
Price: $179.95 Buy now!
Drum Workshop 7000 Series Bass Drum Pedals are newly upgraded with the Double-Chain Turbo Sprocket and come standard with the two-way 101 beater.
Price: $239.95 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
awsome feature the bass clam is a very good idea, used to use sonor and found it tricky at times to clamp it to the bass drum, but with this pedal as the tightner is at the sides u can just easly get acces to it, it also has a holder for a drum key, that is also supplied with the pedal.
Quality:
no problems yet. and doubt there ever will be
Value:
just as good as an iron cobra and not even a fraction of the price
Desirability:
just buy me, amazingly good pedal
Sound:
the sounds that this pedal produces is amazing, everytime i play it it sounds better and better each time.
Ease of Use:
just briliant the left pedal is just as smooth as the right
Support:
havent needed any its been that reliable
Overall:
excelent pedal with everything you need at at fraction of the price of most pedals
DW now delivers the quality, selection and innovation you expect, at an all-new low price. This superb, double-braced line of hardware includes every stand you need to upgrade your hardware to DW quality & reliability. Don’t take a chance on no-name hardware when you can own DW!
Price: $189.95 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Quality:
These are the best double bass drum pedals you can get for under $200. They are very well put together, and made right here in the United States. I’ve been using them vigorously for months now and there is no wear or damage. The base is very durable. Unlike many other pedals, the base is a solid piece of metal and not some cheap, thin rods.
Value:
For under $200, you won’t be able to find better pedals. They can easily compete with the more expensive pedals, but without burning a hole in your pocket.
Sound:
These pedals sound great! Each hit is clearly defined, even when doing fast sixteenth notes.
Ease of Use:
If you can use a single bass drum pedal, you can use these. They’re extremely easy to use. I also love the memory lock clamps for the beaters. They make setting up a breeze.
Overall:
To sum it all up, these pedals are spectacular. They can take a huge beating without costing you an arm and a leg. If you are looking for good quality pedals that will last, these are for you.
The industry standard DW 101 2-sided bass drum beater now has some competition: the HardCore pedal beater. The construction is a hard plastic core embedded in soft rubber foam. The unique design allows finite adjustability in the relationship between the two materials.
Price: $28.95 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
High quiality and Lightweight with adjustable ballast weights.
Quality:
I bought two, one was missing a setscrew ;(
Value:
worth it for sure
Desirability:
Looks cool, red anodized aluminum, but who really cares?
Sound:
This thing made my kick sound killer – the foam rubber sounds thick against the batter head. The hard center really clicks when you hammer it and you still have the nice sound of the foam to round it out. Lots of surface contact makes this beater sound fat. If you play a range of music in one set, soft and hard, this is the beater for you.
Overall:
keep it till it wears out
Portable 5-piece pad set with natural feel and rebound! Allows for ultra-quiet practice. Heavy-duty construction. Easy setup.
Price: $139.95 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Overall:
ddrum Drum Workshop Go Anywhere Practice Pad Set The ddrum Drum Workshop Go Anywhere Practice Pad Set is a great tool for all drummers with any experience. I was pleasantly surprised at the level of ingenuity on dw’s part. While I do have some issues with the setup, for the price you can’t beat it. (Pun not intended) The Go Anywhere Practice Pad Set was not overwhelmingly user friendly. There were multiple parts, washers, and adjustments that needed to be made, although no tools were required aside from the drum key provided. I was happy to see that the kick pad accepted double bass pedal setups. Overall the setup felt as comfortable as you could expect a practice pad rig to feel. I set mine up with a hi-hat, snare, ride cymbal, and floor tom. My only real disappointment with the set is the hi-hat rod did not seem quite long enough to setup directly to the left of the snare. I could shorten the snare rod and get it pretty close, but I was too close to the kick pedal to play comfortably. Aside from the hi-hat I felt like the kick pad was a little too bouncy to feel realistic. Overall the pros of this set (mostly the price) far outweigh the cons. Just for a kick and snare pad of this quality you’re looking at $70-80. For $130 you get 5 pads and all the hardware to mount it! I would highly recommend this Go Anywhere Practice Pad Set to anyone in the market for silent practice at home, or a portable warm-up tool. Mike Moyer — http://junglekit.com
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