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I use a Pearl Eliminator remote hat so I can position it in the center of my kit.
Feels good to me, very smooth and accurate. I also like that you can remove the legs from the pedal and have a VERY small footprint. I recommend it. Also have a Peace cable hat for a backup, and I find it a little slower/more sluggish and not constructed quite as heavy-duty as the Pearl. I hear good things about the DW model remote hats. |
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I played a DW9000 remote hat system for a while, but ended up selling it to another Drummerworld member.
I had the model with the 8-foot cable, and it made for some cool positioning possibilities around the kit. I found the system to be very responsive, and almost as solid as a standard hat stand. The DW9000 remote had a good feel. You could adjust the tension just like a standard hat stand, and the only difference, at least to me, was a slightly slower opening speed, but not enough to be an issue. The fact of the matter is that I just did not use it as much as I thought I would, and it was a pain to schlep around to gigs.
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I used to use a remote hi-hat as a main hi-hat because I was playing a setup where I reversed my hi-hat pedal and bass drum (played left) but kept everything set up right handed. I used a DW 5000 and a Pearl Eliminator. I found the Eliminator to be smoother and more natural feeling but ultimately the feel was stiffer and not as responsive as a regular hi-hat.
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I just got the Eliminator remote hat, but it feels really stiff. Difference to my Eliminator bass drum pedals is like night and day. I can even feel some slight friction in the cable. Can't believe these could be called pro equipment. Is this normal? I mean are all remote hats very heavy or could mine be defective?
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