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I never played a 3000 stand, but I love my 5000 three legged hi hat stand. It's smooth, very adjustable and stays put.
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I've owned both as three-legged versions and I preferred the 5000, although it added an extra 10 pounds to the trap case! Hi-hats I tend to stay heavy on because my foot is working it and I want it super solid. The 3000 seemed to light and sorta flimsy to me to justify the cost - although there are players here who love them. To me, the DW3000 hi-hat felt just like the Tama Stagemaster single-braced hi-hat stand, which can be had for considerably cheaper. A good compromise for me these days is the Tama RoadPro hi-hat - slightly lighter than the DW5000, but beefier than their Stagemaster or the DW3000 stands. I don't have to lift it with both hands like I used to the DW5000 ;)
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Solid info guys, thanks. I'll go see if GC has any Tama RoadPros to check out.
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