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DW SM809 Three-Way Multi-Key for 9000 Pedals

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The key for DW 9000 Series pedals: a 3/16 in hex, a 5 mm hex and a standard drum key in a single tool. Listed for adjusting MDD and MCD pedals.

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The SM809 is the key for 9000 Series pedals: a 3/16 in hex, a 5 mm hex and a standard drum key, combined in a single chrome tool. The manufacturer lists it for adjusting MDD and MCD pedals.

What sets it apart

  • 3/16 in hex
  • 5 mm hex
  • Also works as a standard drum key
  • One chrome tool instead of three to hunt down
  • Intended for adjusting the brand's MDD and MCD pedals

A modern pedal is not adjusted with a drum key alone

On a high-end pedal, beater height, angle, stroke and sometimes drive position lock with hex screws, not square-head bolts. A drum key on its own is not enough: you also need the two sizes the pedal uses.

Having them in one tool avoids the classic scene of a drummer sitting behind the kit digging for an Allen key in a bag of hardware while the room waits.

Imperial and metric, and why you need both

Three-sixteenths of an inch and five millimetres are very close without being the same. Forcing one into the other strips the screw head, and a stripped screw on a pedal ends up needing a repair.

Having both sizes on the same tool removes the risk: you try, you feel which one seats properly, you tighten. The rest of the adjustment happens with the same tool, without reaching for another one.

Specifications

End 13/16 in hex key
End 25 mm hex key
End 3Standard drum key
FinishChrome
Stated purposeAdjusting MDD and MCD pedals

What it is for

  • Adjusting a 9000 Series pedal on stage
  • Adjusting the brand's MDD and MCD pedals
  • One tool kept in the pedal bag
  • Quick beater height adjustment between songs
  • Routine maintenance of a double pedal

Compare with other manufacturers

Adjustment tools supplied or sold by other pedal manufacturers:

ManufacturerComparable toolWhat differs
TamaIron Cobra pedal adjustment keyKey sizes matched to Tama hardware
PearlEliminator adjustment keyIncluded with the pedal, rarely sold on its own
TrickPro1-V pedal adjustment toolSet of separate hex keys rather than a single tool
YamahaFP9 pedal keyKey sizes matched to Yamaha hardware

Frequently asked questions

What sizes does it include?
A 3/16 in hex, a 5 mm hex and a standard drum key.
Which pedals is it made for?
The manufacturer lists it for adjusting its MDD and MCD pedals, in the 9000 Series.
Can I tune my drums with it too?
Yes, with its standard drum key end. For tuning a full kit, a drum key with a handle is still more comfortable.
Why two hex sizes that are so close?
Because 3/16 in and 5 mm are not the same. Using one for the other strips the screw head.

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