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DW 9908CR Chrome Bolt-On Riser for Compact Bass Drums

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A bolt-on DW riser for 16 or 18 in bass drums: it brings the centre of the head back to the height where the pedal normally works. Permanent four-point mounting, heavy-duty build, chrome.

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The 9908CR is a bass drum riser that bolts onto a small bass drum to lift it to the height where the pedal works properly. On a 16 or 18 in drum sitting right on the floor, the beater hits too low and the pedal struggles: this riser puts the striking point back where it belongs.

What sets it apart

  • Designed for 16 in and 18 in bass drums
  • Height adjustment to cover both sizes
  • Permanent mounting: four holes to drill in the shell
  • Oversized construction, built for touring
  • Chrome finish

What goes wrong with a small bass drum on the floor

A bass drum pedal is designed around a standard-size drum. On a 16 in sitting directly on the rug, the centre of the head drops by several inches: the beater lands too high, the striking angle changes and the rebound becomes uneven.

Raising the drum corrects the geometry. The beater finds the centre again, the pedal gets its normal stroke back, and the sound regains the low end an off-centre hit was taking away.

Why a bolted mount, and what it means

Four holes in the shell is a permanent decision. You make it knowingly, and the load justifies it: a riser that carries the whole weight of the drum and takes every stroke cannot rely on a simple clamp.

In return, the mount no longer moves. No slipping mid-show, no adjustment to redo, no part working loose. On a compact kit you take everywhere, that is exactly what you want.

Who it is for

Drummers in acoustic, jazz, folk or theatre settings, who chose a compact kit for its volume and size, and who do not want to lose at the pedal what they gained in transport. The drum stays small; only its height changes.

Specifications

Intended forCompact bass drum
Drum sizes16 in and 18 in
MountingPermanent, four holes in the shell
AdjustmentHeight adjustable between the two sizes
FinishChrome

What it is for

  • A 16 in bass drum on a compact kit
  • An 18 in jazz-size bass drum
  • Acoustic groups where the volume has to stay low
  • Theatre or pit kit
  • A travel drum played every night

Compare with other manufacturers

Other ways to raise a compact bass drum:

ManufacturerComparable modelWhat differs
GibraltarBass drum riserFrame that sits on the floor, not attached to the drum
PearlLong spurs for compact drumsRaise the drum using its original brackets
TamaCompact bass drum standSeparate cradle, the drum simply rests on it
YamahaLong spur for travel drumsScrews into the existing hardware

Frequently asked questions

Do I really have to drill the shell?
Yes, four holes. It is a permanent mount, dictated by the load the part has to carry.
Will it work on a 20 in bass drum?
It is designed for 16 and 18 in drums. A 20 in does not normally need to be raised.
Can I remove it later?
The part comes off, but the holes remain. The decision is made before you drill.

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