Detail 01
2 ft. cable length
Sets how far the hats can sit from the footboard. Two feet covers a wide kit, not a room-spanning setup.

Independent shopping perspective
A cable-driven remote hi-hat stand with a 2 ft. cable, letting you place the hats away from the pedal. For drummers with crowded or double-bass setups.

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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
Sets how far the hats can sit from the footboard. Two feet covers a wide kit, not a room-spanning setup.
Detail 02
The pedal and the hats are separate units linked by cable. Feel is slightly less direct than a rigid stand.
Detail 03
DW's top hardware tier — heavier build and finer adjustment than the 5000 or 3000 lines.
Detail 04
Two pieces to position, pack and carry instead of one. Setup takes longer than a conventional hi-hat.
Detail 05
The cable has to run across the kit floor. Route it clear of pedals and stand legs so it doesn't bind.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It frees the floor space under the pedal. You can mount the hats anywhere within cable reach — above toms, on the right side, or beside a second bass pedal.
Close, but not identical. Cable drive adds a small amount of slack compared with a direct-pull stand, so response feels slightly softer.
The remote hi-hat holder attaches where you need it within the 2 ft. cable reach. Check clamp compatibility with your rack before ordering.
For most kits, yes — it reaches across a bass drum to the opposite side. Measure the run from pedal to intended hat position first.