The cam is the difference along with the weight. And i think they are concerned with quality and not price. Like sonor drums. Mr Link of Sonor says he isn't worried about being competitively priced. He only offers quality and he says that people who want quality will pay for quality.
Basically the only difference i see from the 7000 and the 9000 is the color, which makes a huge difference and i think the only other difference, like the other guy commented **"the wide girth part".... or wait is that my stick companies name?! No that's Vic Gurth" , wait no or my fav country music singer Girth Broookz?! Im confused i think thats the only difference really.....papa smurf?! Did u also know that dave lombardo is twin brothers with vince lombardi?! Facts indeed, i mean fax machine... 💯 my fav car company tho is the Lombardini poontage. Its basically a pacer wagon without the truck part....any other drumming questions?! If so text me now ill possibly be busy being a genius.... 😀😃😄😁
@@robertgramley8383 Hey nice video presentation of the 9000 series hi hat, however the short rod it is not even close to 4 feet long, take it out and measure it again bud, I have it right here and it is 21 inches which is 1 feet and 9 inches FYI, it may even be the long rod, not sure, otherwise the video is spot on, nice quality hardware many love.
@@dokydukic yeah thought so too but thing is even with the long rod overall height is about 3 feet, I am sure DW makes an extra long rod for giant drummers out there😊
Wide Girth is a good band name.
How ’bout adjusting the foot plate angle up or down?
The cam is the difference along with the weight. And i think they are concerned with quality and not price. Like sonor drums. Mr Link of Sonor says he isn't worried about being competitively priced. He only offers quality and he says that people who want quality will pay for quality.
Sounds like the Apple Corp philosophy.
Simply the 👌 best!
Have you ever had problems with it wobbling around while playing or even when setting it up???
It looks exactly like my 7000 series, for about 100-200 bucks less. I wonder what the difference is??
Basically the only difference i see from the 7000 and the 9000 is the color, which makes a huge difference and i think the only other difference, like the other guy commented **"the wide girth part".... or wait is that my stick companies name?! No that's Vic Gurth" , wait no or my fav country music singer Girth Broookz?! Im confused i think thats the only difference really.....papa smurf?! Did u also know that dave lombardo is twin brothers with vince lombardi?! Facts indeed, i mean fax machine... 💯 my fav car company tho is the Lombardini poontage. Its basically a pacer wagon without the truck part....any other drumming questions?! If so text me now ill possibly be busy being a genius.... 😀😃😄😁
There's a big difference. More functionality and stronger tubes. Setting side by side you see the difference and feel it
2000. And well worth all the money difference.
How tall is it?
I don't the exact height but with the shorter rod its about 4 feet
@@robertgramley8383 Hey nice video presentation of the 9000 series hi hat, however the short rod it is not even close to 4 feet long, take it out and measure it again bud, I have it right here and it is 21 inches which is 1 feet and 9 inches FYI, it may even be the long rod, not sure, otherwise the video is spot on, nice quality hardware many love.
@@fireyourrocketts I assume he was talking about overall height of the hi-hat stand and not just the rod
@@dokydukic yeah thought so too but thing is even with the long rod overall height is about 3 feet, I am sure DW makes an extra long rod for giant drummers out there😊
At the outrageous price of $399-$419. Pricing them selfs out of the market.
I got mine for $350. Dw clowns are now selling them for mid $400s
@@MichaelDMorris Now they’re selling the 9000 double pedal for $899.99. Like WTF is that???
My MDD was 1400 lol, took forever to get , the struggle is real, I am very happy with it though