DW 5000 3-Piece Hardware Pack: Pedal, 2-Leg Hi-Hat Stand and Snare Stand
The 5000PK2 is a three-piece hardware pack: the 5000AD4 double chain bass drum pedal, the 5500TD hi-hat stand with two swivelling legs and the 5300 snare stand with an offset basket. They were not chosen at random — these are the pieces that share the floor around a drummer's feet.
What sets it apart
- Double chain Accelerator single pedal
- Two-leg hi-hat stand, leaving room for a slave pedal
- Snare stand with offset basket and fine-tooth tilter
- Three pieces designed to share the same space
- Memory locks on the hi-hat stand, settings preserved
- Two pull rods supplied with the hi-hat stand, 21 in and 15 in
The triangle on the floor, and why it is set up in one go
The pedal, the hi-hat stand and the snare stand each take up part of a square roughly a metre on a side. Their bases touch, their legs cross, and moving one means readjusting the other two.
Buying these three pieces together, from the same family, removes half the conflicts: the tube sections match, the legs fold the same way, and setup becomes a repeatable routine rather than a puzzle.
The two-leg hi-hat stand is no accident
It is the most telling piece in the pack. Two legs instead of three means the slave pedal's spot is already reserved.
A drummer who does not play double pedal yet loses almost nothing, and one who switches next year will not have to buy a new hi-hat stand. The pack was designed to last beyond today's setup.
What is left to add
This pack includes neither a cymbal stand nor a throne. That is not an oversight: the number of cymbals varies enormously from one drummer to another, and the seat is a personal choice nobody else can make for you.
In practice, plan on two cymbal stands for a typical kit, and a throne chosen to suit your build and the way you sit.
Specifications
| Contents | One 5000AD4 pedal, one 5500TD hi-hat stand, one 5300 stand |
|---|---|
| Hi-hat stand | Two swivelling legs, two pull rods |
| Snare stand | Offset basket, fine-tooth tilter, 1 1/8 in base section |
| Area covered | The floor around the drummer's feet |
| Still needed | Cymbal stands and throne |
| Number of pieces | Three |
What it is for
- Upgrading a kit that still has its original hardware
- Drummers planning to move to a double pedal
- Properly equipping a rehearsal space
- A second set of hardware, so the studio kit stays set up
- A solid base to build on over time
Compare with other manufacturers
Three-piece packs from other manufacturers:
| Manufacturer | Comparable model | What differs |
|---|---|---|
| Tama | Roadpro three-piece pack | Three-leg hi-hat stand in most versions |
| Pearl | 930 three-piece pack | Snare stand with cam-operated basket |
| Yamaha | Crosstown pack | Lightweight alloy, designed first for portability |
| Mapex | Armory three-piece pack | Smaller tube sections, lower weight |
Frequently asked questions
- Why a two-leg hi-hat stand in this pack?
- To leave room for a future slave pedal. A drummer on a single pedal loses nothing, and will not have to buy a new stand later.
- Are cymbal stands included?
- No. The pack covers the pedal, the hi-hat stand and the snare stand.
- Is a throne included?
- No. The seat is chosen to suit your build and is sold separately.
- Does the hi-hat footboard fold for touring?
- Yes. It folds while staying attached to the base, which saves space in a hardware case.
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