So does the old version, just a bit more difficult to dial in. Although easier to set on a different pedal. The turn-style cam adjustment on the new version is easier at first but difficult to obtain the same setting on a new/auxiliary pedal.
Hi Aldreen; after testing the tri pivot clamp out for a few months; I have to say....it sucks. Well......maybe not the tri pivot clamp itself, but the lack of velcro straps (of which I complained about in the video). The rubber plate does not make a difference, since we (mostly) all have carpeting under our drums. The rubber plate makes a bad job on carpeting as I have to re-adjust my pedal every 3 hours of playing. My floor is dead-level, my old 9002 never experienced this problem of "side-moving" and I do make good use of the spikes Also, the NEW VERSION comes with a soft case. Much like am 80's laptop bag. The OLD VERSION comes with a hard shell "all around throw it case" . Now, to make things clear, I will post a video of my bass drum pedal before-and-after practice time. DW F****D UP. Spread the word. Make 'em hear :) - John Good; please make the media marketing guy reply....well....unless he's scared....to go "public" :)
chain jumping = bad spring tension/cam adjustment. How to overcome: play with right foot on left pedal and make adjustments as you would on main pedal. then play with left foot and fine-tune. good luck
Great video comparison but I'll take the old pedal compared to the new the new comes to 100% because of the way it hooks to the bass drum hoop and clamps it everything else in comparison the older pedal just seems to be more Bulletproof an applicable
Hi there, today i bought a 9002 old version and watching your video i had all answers i needed, now i'm happier cause i tought 9002 was better but i think that more than some news in looking older version is still better. I have only a question....you talk about some problem attaching bass drum.....can you explane better please? sorry about my bad english....have a great day. Enrico
Hola Marcos! Soy Polaco! Y yo me llamo Jakub. Aqui es que necessitas. www.ebay.com/itm/Bass-Drum-Kick-Drum-Foot-Pedal-Spring-Link-Adjuster-Assembly-/121221891274?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c396344ca
Wel, I'm really sorry but to the "you can't turn it into 2 single pedals on the new one" comment, you'd have to be an idiot to buy a double pedal and take it apart to make 2. Just buy 2 singles and your problem is solved.
I guess you didn't listen carefully. It's just that if you break your main pedal, you can just re-attach the slave to the bass drum and insert the beater. I always keep an auxiliary pedal :)
In addition to what Jakub said, some drummers use 1 or 2 bass drums depending on the situation or the convenience, and buying a double + an extra single pedal, especially an expensive model like this one, may not be in everyone's budget. So having a high quality double pedal that can be split into two singles is a very practical feature. I'm not gonna say you must be an idiot not to realize that, but.... 🙄
Why do you say that? 9002 means double right? Do you have a problem with the design of main pedal? Just wondering since I'm looking to pick up a 9000 single soon.
+Spencer York well. for starters the lack of velcro makes things twist and turn. the rubber protective (gaskets?) on the tri pivot clamp are prone to loss (lost all 3 of mine -they get stuck to the bass drum hoop and stay on it. when you have a quick tear down you might not see them on the hoop underneath and they'll simply be lying on stage after the show only to be sucked in by a vacuum cleaner or swooped by a Murphy the janitor. Additionally I have found the single screw holding the beater not to do its job like the previously used 2- it's not that of an issue but still sometimes gets my attention. the tri pivot clamp does not do a good job at keeping the pedal neither level nor securely affixed to the hoop. the old clamp was simpler and IMHO better. other than that, it's quite similar. just some gripes that dw might fix in the future.
Dang, I got a 20% off on all things dw and was hoping to blow it on that. Thanks for the tip, I'll have to check it out for myself and keep those notes in mind.
I just got the new dw 9002. It comes with 4 velcros that you can put on however you like. I've got nothing to say on tri pivot clamp, but thanks to you I'll be careful with it. I've never had to use the left pedal separately and my old 9000 also had a single screw holding that I had zero trouble with. If there are no other things that suck on the new version then it is still the best out there.
As a pro I always carry my 67 Ludwig as a spare. Hasn't let me down yet. This pedal looks like a good upgrade from my DW 5000. Thanks.
Great review, thanks for taking the time to do it.
So, glad I bought today the OLD version :) All the best - great video!
Good video showing the differences 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
thanks for the amazing review! i really appreciate your time!
good to hear this man... tnx.
So does the old version, just a bit more difficult to dial in. Although easier to set on a different pedal. The turn-style cam adjustment on the new version is easier at first but difficult to obtain the same setting on a new/auxiliary pedal.
Thanks for posting this man!
Hi Aldreen; after testing the tri pivot clamp out for a few months; I have to say....it sucks. Well......maybe not the tri pivot clamp itself, but the lack of velcro straps (of which I complained about in the video). The rubber plate does not make a difference, since we (mostly) all have carpeting under our drums. The rubber plate makes a bad job on carpeting as I have to re-adjust my pedal every 3 hours of playing. My floor is dead-level, my old 9002 never experienced this problem of "side-moving" and I do make good use of the spikes Also, the NEW VERSION comes with a soft case. Much like am 80's laptop bag. The OLD VERSION comes with a hard shell "all around throw it case" . Now, to make things clear, I will post a video of my bass drum pedal before-and-after practice time. DW F****D UP. Spread the word. Make 'em hear :) - John Good; please make the media marketing guy reply....well....unless he's scared....to go "public" :)
How did you put the nylon strap on the new ones? I cant remove the chain from the pedal -.- those fucking screws are too tight
thx for the video !!! now i know that the old one is better for me !
Cool video thanks for the post!
For $650, you should have no issues at all.
what about the chain on the left pedal still jumping on both version? I like the old version !!
chain jumping = bad spring tension/cam adjustment. How to overcome: play with right foot on left pedal and make adjustments as you would on main pedal. then play with left foot and fine-tune. good luck
AWESOME VIDEO,THANKS...
The new version has an adjustable cam
great info just got the old one cheers
There's no clamp on the new slave pedal.... so you can't attach it to a second bass drum!? Fail if so
Great video comparison but I'll take the old pedal compared to the new the new comes to 100% because of the way it hooks to the bass drum hoop and clamps it everything else in comparison the older pedal just seems to be more Bulletproof an applicable
Hi there, today i bought a 9002 old version and watching your video i had all answers i needed, now i'm happier cause i tought 9002 was better but i think that more than some news in looking older version is still better. I have only a question....you talk about some problem attaching bass drum.....can you explane better please? sorry about my bad english....have a great day. Enrico
Hi ... my name is Marcos . I'm from Brazil. It's n9ce meet you.
How do I convert pedal dw 9000 double in 2 single pedals?
Tanks
Hola Marcos! Soy Polaco! Y yo me llamo Jakub. Aqui es que necessitas. www.ebay.com/itm/Bass-Drum-Kick-Drum-Foot-Pedal-Spring-Link-Adjuster-Assembly-/121221891274?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c396344ca
The new version does not have any bass clamp. so you can not attach it to anything.
The new version's slave pedal does not have a bass clamp. But that isn't going to matter to about 85% of all people.
VERY HELPFUL,THANKS
I just got a 9002. mine has Titanium foot board's, but it is not a 30th Ann only 500.I just put a video up if you want to see it.
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It was a choice. TAYE TMW-D Metal Works Double or DRUM WORKSHOP 9002....the TAYE proves to be superior after all and I paid way less for it...
the older version is the law!!
So irritating when they shave metal off an otherwise functional design to save money then charge us more for it...
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Good video. Most others are shit...ty.
My opinion 9000 new is much better than old once again my opinion
Wel, I'm really sorry but to the "you can't turn it into 2 single pedals on the new one" comment, you'd have to be an idiot to buy a double pedal and take it apart to make 2. Just buy 2 singles and your problem is solved.
I guess you didn't listen carefully. It's just that if you break your main pedal, you can just re-attach the slave to the bass drum and insert the beater. I always keep an auxiliary pedal :)
In addition to what Jakub said, some drummers use 1 or 2 bass drums depending on the situation or the convenience, and buying a double + an extra single pedal, especially an expensive model like this one, may not be in everyone's budget. So having a high quality double pedal that can be split into two singles is a very practical feature. I'm not gonna say you must be an idiot not to realize that, but.... 🙄
the new 9002 sucks guys. dw at its worst.
Why do you say that? 9002 means double right? Do you have a problem with the design of main pedal? Just wondering since I'm looking to pick up a 9000 single soon.
+Spencer York well. for starters the lack of velcro makes things twist and turn. the rubber protective (gaskets?) on the tri pivot clamp are prone to loss (lost all 3 of mine -they get stuck to the bass drum hoop and stay on it. when you have a quick tear down you might not see them on the hoop underneath and they'll simply be lying on stage after the show only to be sucked in by a vacuum cleaner or swooped by a Murphy the janitor. Additionally I have found the single screw holding the beater not to do its job like the previously used 2- it's not that of an issue but still sometimes gets my attention. the tri pivot clamp does not do a good job at keeping the pedal neither level nor securely affixed to the hoop. the old clamp was simpler and IMHO better. other than that, it's quite similar. just some gripes that dw might fix in the future.
Dang, I got a 20% off on all things dw and was hoping to blow it on that. Thanks for the tip, I'll have to check it out for myself and keep those notes in mind.
I just got the new dw 9002. It comes with 4 velcros that you can put on however you like. I've got nothing to say on tri pivot clamp, but thanks to you I'll be careful with it. I've never had to use the left pedal separately and my old 9000 also had a single screw holding that I had zero trouble with. If there are no other things that suck on the new version then it is still the best out there.
there is felt inside those springs. look closer