Dw7000.. Is it good?
- Thread starter Maggot16
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marcdadrummer
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hey guys.. i think it's better if u post something that'll benefit/answer a question from the TS rather than posting pointless comments.....
for pedals... it's all a matter of preference...
some swear by brands.... some like the feel of other pedals... u can try asking MYNER. he owns the 7000...
for pedals... it's all a matter of preference...
some swear by brands.... some like the feel of other pedals... u can try asking MYNER. he owns the 7000...
DullTheater
Member
it might be lame me writing this...
but if you already bought it, wat do you need to know then?
but if you already bought it, wat do you need to know then?
DullTheater
Member
aww dudes.... he just bought it and you guys are saying that..
only will demoralise him....
you know maggot, you shud hf asked that question before you bought them
only will demoralise him....
you know maggot, you shud hf asked that question before you bought them
DullTheater
Member
never mind....
wat i believe till now, not totally about the hardwares that make ppl good...
most of it, its the player himself.. and in this case the drummer...
even if someone is given Axis pedal, doesnt mean he can play like thomas lang
so no weris maggot, its yours and you haf the ryte to pimp it and make it fly..
but most of all, u'd better learn the ryte technique of playing...
wat i believe till now, not totally about the hardwares that make ppl good...
most of it, its the player himself.. and in this case the drummer...
even if someone is given Axis pedal, doesnt mean he can play like thomas lang
so no weris maggot, its yours and you haf the ryte to pimp it and make it fly..
but most of all, u'd better learn the ryte technique of playing...
kari_convention
New member
couldnt agree more. i played it once at a jamming studio and it really feel very "cheap". just like what normal pedal that come together with an average kit.
i just think you should save more and get the famous DW5000 instead.
heh heh. christmas came late for me.
Nice 5ks and 9ks... but why 5ks and 9ks? Isn't it quite an overkill if you upgraded from 5ks to 9ks?
Oh okay... yeah I tried out my friend's 9K before and I found it a bit too smooth. Maybe because I prefer to "feel" the pedal below my feet, that's why I felt that the 5K was good enough, or more than good enough.
i used the 7002s before moving to the 5000s. the difference was worth the price manz...
maggot16, your DW7000s will serve you well for a long time! mine was a single-chain pedal so i felt rather shortchanged coz it was old stock! if this is your first ever pedal, it's a good start!
maggot16, your DW7000s will serve you well for a long time! mine was a single-chain pedal so i felt rather shortchanged coz it was old stock! if this is your first ever pedal, it's a good start!
DNatasha
New member
hmm
for those that say it's a waste of money, sorry to say that u r very wrong....(no offence intended)... that pedal is one of the best(not the very best)...if it ain't good, why the hell do famous drummers use it....?
and by the way do you know that the iron cobra and dw series pedal was created using the same technology( except for a few different ther and here)...just to share...
for those that say it's a waste of money, sorry to say that u r very wrong....(no offence intended)... that pedal is one of the best(not the very best)...if it ain't good, why the hell do famous drummers use it....?
and by the way do you know that the iron cobra and dw series pedal was created using the same technology( except for a few different ther and here)...just to share...
