Detail 01
Remote hi-hat
The pedal and the cymbal stand are separate units. You put the cymbals anywhere and keep the pedal at your foot.

Independent shopping perspective
DW 9000 Series remote hi-hat with a 10 ft cable. For drummers who need the hi-hat mounted away from the pedal.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The pedal and the cymbal stand are separate units. You put the cymbals anywhere and keep the pedal at your foot.
Detail 02
Ten feet of reach lets the stand sit well across the kit, but the cable routing affects how the pedal feels.
Detail 03
DW's top hardware line. Expect heavier build and more adjustment than entry-level stands.
Detail 04
Replaces a conventional hi-hat stand entirely. It is the whole assembly, not an add-on clamp.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No, if this is your main hi-hat. It carries the cymbals and gives you a pedal. Some drummers run both, using this as a second auxiliary hi-hat.
Cable routing is the main factor. Gentle, sweeping curves preserve the action. Tight bends and sharp angles add friction and make the pedal feel heavy.
No. Cymbals are separate. This is the stand and pedal assembly.
The length is there so the cymbal stand can sit far from the pedal — across the kit, on the opposite side, or wherever your setup needs it.