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Thank you so much for this. I was losing my mind adjusting the beater angle because i couldn't expose the screw past the metal shaft. Only when i watched the video did i realize theres literally a hole in the shaft to be able to access tjat screw. I feel like an idiot. Thanks again.

Great video, thank you!

Hi , I did some research too about these expensive pedals. Take the shaft off and check both red u joints at both ends to see and hear for any play in them.......I bet there is and it just gets worse ! Right side plays 10 times better then the left. It's a waste of money imo. You should look at Direct Drive Pedals. ✌

except for the drive shaft.

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great video, check out ACD Darwin pedals if you want to see the most customizable pedals out there. absolutely love the pair i got.

Is your son a doctor?

thank you!!

Great job Luke!😊

Poorly stated.... please don't quit your daytime job

I picked up this pedal on craigslist like new for $300. I really like the action but one thing i hate is they put the springs on the inside of the pedal. I play in my sox and don't like hitting them with my feet. good video, thanks.

absolutely right about no videos on adjusting these. I bought some and they have been in the box because i can not get used to them compared to my Iron Cobras it is a completely different feel.

Repel against mash pea!

Thank you for the time you put into the video. It's been super helpful.

This is an excellent video on the initial adjustments for this pedal. I purchased the same series six years ago, and at first, I felt like it ruined what I thought was a good technique, regardless of the number of adjustments I made. This led to frustration and even more confusion about my own abilities. However, through consistent use and slow practice of exercises, I learned to control these pedals, which are considered quite smooth. I believe that pedals can contribute a lot as long as one works on the proper technique to get the most out of them. I highly recommend Larnell Lewis's video on exercises for single pedals. As a parent, I can only express my gratitude for supporting your child's passion and providing them with the appropriate tools to continue nurturing his talent.

Just bought the DW 9002, thanks so much for the great vid! (The DW manual isn’t very helpful)

Lucas can you read music? Drumeo would be very helpful. They have transcriptions for thousands of songs, you can slow them down, set a metronome, loop them etc. It’s super useful.

The biggest problem I have with DW pedals is that DW lock you into how they want you to set up the pedal. Beater angle and pedalboard hight are not independent. Which is a massive shame because they have some brilliant features like the tri-pivot clamp, delta hinge and the spring rocker. I own a 5000 and a 9000 pedal so I have so have more than enough experience with them. I just feel they are overpriced and lack of adjustability is a tough sell. I do like my DW pedals a lot and my Tama Iron Cobra. The Iron Cobra has much adjustability and completely independent beater angle and pedalboard hight. So I can set the pedal up in any way I want, I can't say the same for my DW pedals. I wish DW would make the 9002 pedal like this with the ability to make them two single pedals. It so cool to turn the slave pedal into a single one. Not hating on DW or anyone who plays their gear, again I do own three DW pedals and a 9000 hi hat stand. They are solid and great quality. Just wish they were easier to adjust and set up exactly the way you want rather than struggle with DW limitations. Great video very well explained and thorough rundown of the 9002 pedal, great job man.

Very helpful. Thanks

Thank you so much I bought a set of these petals and at the beginning I wasn’t really digging the hype but after doing a bit of adjustments that you recommended I feel so very well knowing I made a great decision. Thank you so much for sharing this and taking the time of your day to educate so many drummers.

Nice job Lucas!

Nice job Lucas! Happy holidays!

Great video! Thanks 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

Keep up the good practice and drumming 💯👍😃

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I love how you analyze these pedals and their adjustments with the mind of a mechanic/physicist.

@MGA MGA, seems like you might have some feedback. Practice is great advice, any specific feedback (eg work on timing, try using a metronome or click track, count beats)? Actionable advice is best advice. Thanks for the comment.

Nooooooo. Practice a lot. You will just keep getting better.

I have played several different pedals over the last 40+ years, and the 9000's have been my go to pedal. While there are long boards, and short boards, different makes and models from various companies centering on speed, flow and functionality, I keep coming back to my 9000's. With near infinite settings, given 28 hours in a day and 8 days a week until the end of time to test that theory, the 9000's have worked for me from jazz to metal. Definitely equipment that will last and perform in any situation. Great video to help those just coming on board to the DW realm.

Dad... I'm a father of an amazing drummer as well. He is fortunate to have me tech his drum kit as well as finance it. LOL! Get ole Lucas the Trick retrofit driveshaft for his 9000s. The left pedal will come alive. The u-joint bearings on the Trick are SO much better than the stock DW driveshaft. The part number is P1V6DW

Great job!

great job lucas im so proud of you keep it up

played 5000's for years and finally upgraded to 9000's. thanks for the info

Dang! 9000s as your first double pedal? What an awesome dad! Although I did start with 3000s so I can’t really complain. The 9000s are my end all be all pedals. I’ve had them for about 3 years and I’m never going to anything else. I’m actually looking to reset mine to factory settings. This was quite helpful and food for thought though

These are an older version of the DW9000 kick pedals. The newer version do not all have the extra spring. This setup let's you remove the connecting axel and switch to two separate kick pedals in a dual Kick Drum setup.

I don't know the physics enough to say whether it has a significant impact, but my 9000 double pedal doesn't have a spring on the left pedal, only the two on the right one. I've never seen it set up that way on the new ones either. My first thought was maybe they've updated it over the years (mine is from the mid 2000s) but I don't believe that's the case. I think the spring on the left pedal is only necessary if you're using it as a standalone pedal on a second kick drum. Seems like it would add significantly more tension to your left pedal with two springs on it.

Wow Lucas-Great job!!!

Way to go buddy!

Great job Lucas!

Very informative video, Sir.

Nice job Lucas!

Great job, Lucas!

Great job! I recommend if you haven’t yet, but a nice quality throne, roc c soc is a great option. Oh and try to use your wrists more. If you haven’t checked it out yet, drumeo, I have a code for a free month of their paid version, if you’d like.

Great job!

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