Drum Workshop, Inc. DWCP9000 Single Bass Pedal w/Bag

Excellent balance, speed & control especially for advanced techniques. Equal to the performance of the titanium pedals.

The DW 9000 pedal is amazing. Best pedal I’ve ever used. Love it!

Fantastic pricing, shipping was fast, and exactly what I was looking for!

Excelente producto.

I'm still not ok with most flagship pedals not having an adjustment to allow you to hit the center of your kick. I mean they have adjustments for every other aspect of the pedal but not the hitting the drum in the center part? Idk, I would like that option just like I want the option to adjust the cam or the beater height to find the right feel/sound. Anyways... Update - I have logged many hours using the 9000's, practices, jams, shows. I've clamped it to different kinds of hoops, I've spun the beaters from plastic to felt and back, adjusted the springs, the cam, lubed the chain, sank the spurs into different materials and the following are my observations and experience with them. They are the smoothest pedals I have tried to date and I have tried many. The hoop clamp is great, it clamps well on my flat wooden hoops or the steel hoops with the indented center. The spurs are long enough to dig into your cheap foam mat or sink nicely into a carpet. They seem to be wearing ok, the plastic face on the beaters are starting to peel a bit however, all you can do is alternate your pedals left to right to spread out the harm. Besides that, the most obvious flaw is in the picture I posted. For the sake of the photo I removed my pedals from the kit and staged them on the bench. Notice the pedal on the right, how the pedal board is above the cam. This is something that happens when I play a double bass pattern or even a single left foot kick pattern and immediately after hitting the pedal, remove my foot from the board while its rebounding. Mostly I would be taking my foot off it like that to control the high hats after a double bass chop. Basically the board flops around if you take your foot off it while its rebounding, and it somehow lodges the board above the cam, forcing you to step on it obviously, forcing the parts past eachother and sending the bass drum beater into the skin at a non opportune moment. Its a straight up flaw guys. I've learned to delay taking my left foot of the pedal immediately after hitting it to prevent this but at this price point, at this professional level... Other than that, it is an amazing pedal, very smooth and responsive, has all the adjustments you need. I wont be in the market for single bass drum pedals for the rest of my days. If your only using a single pedal this flaw won't apply to you.