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« on: August 07, 2002, 11:22 AM »

does any one know anything about the DW 4002 double pedal      
because i'm was looking to get a double pedal
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« Reply #1 on: August 07, 2002, 12:42 PM »

They are ok...I've had two sets of the 5000 series.  The guy who owns the drumshop is getting in some of the special edition titanium ddubs as well;
have to check those puppies out, but my next double pedal is an Air Logic and then I want two sonor giant steps twin effects pedals to go with it.
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« Reply #2 on: August 08, 2002, 06:55 AM »

In my opinion, DW makes the best hardware, pedals and drums.  I've both their single and double pedals for years.  DW doesn't have a 4000 series, so I can only assume you mean the 5002 double pedal.  I personally think this is the best pedal on the market.  I used the original 5002 from 1987 until Y2K, with very little problems.  This included several tours around the country and a heavy playing schedule thoughout college.  In Y2K, I bought a new DW kit and "downgraded" to a 5000 single pedal.  After 2 years of this, I went out and bought another 5002, because I missed the DB action Smiley  If budget is a concern, try the 7000 series, they are pretty good and affordable.  Just my thought...........
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