Dw Drums 3000 Series User manual

OWNER’S MANUAL
3000 Series Bass Drum Pedals
DRUM WORKSHOP INC.
3450 Lunar Court - Oxnard, CA 93030 USA
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Stroke Adjustment-
The stroke adjustment can be used to vary the distance the beater travels before hitting the drum. For a
slightly heavier (longer) stroke move the screw towards the back, for a lighter (shorter) stroke move the
screw forward.
Beater Height-
The length of the beater shaft can be adjusted to achieve the desired feel and impact area. The beater
should hit the center or an area 1-2 inches above the center of the drum. Once the desired height is
achieved, secure the beater shaft by tightening the beater hub key screw.
Beater Playing Surface-
The standard Two-Way Beater has both a curved, medium felt side for a warmer attack and a at, hard
plastic side for a brighter attack, much like wood, but without the weight.
Spring Tension-
DW drum pedal springs feature an internal noise reduction damper as well as a tension locking mechanism.
To increase or decrease the spring tension, loosen the round knurled nut at the base of the spring assembly
and pull down on the spring to release the locking hex nut. Tighten or loosen the lock nut to create the
desired tension, then release the hex nut and retighten the knurled nut to lock in the adjustment.
Side/ Dual Adjusting Hoop Clamp-
The DW Toe Clamp is designed to t a wide variety of manufacturers’ bass drum hoops. To set the space of
the hoop clamp for your bass drum, use the allen wrench provided to loosen the set screw on the clamp
and then rotate the knurled nut to narrow or widen the gap. Retighten the set screw. Position the pedal on
the center of the hoop and tighten the side wing screw securely. Use the provided rubber hoop protector
to avoid damage to the bass drum hoop.
Non-Skid Spurs and Velcro-
All DW Bass Drum Pedals include built in adjustable spurs and non-skid Velcro on the bottom of the pedals
to prevent bass drum crawl.
Chain Position & Footboard Angle Adjustment-
The length of the chain determines the angle of the footboard and, when adjusted in combination with the
beater height and stroke adjustment, the length of the stroke. To change the position of the chain, carefully
remove the master link connector from the chain and sprocket and reposition it as directed by moving it to
an alternate hole in the sprocket. The factory settings are recommended for most general playing situations
and preferred by many drummers.
Attaching and adjusting the linkage assembly (Double Pedals)-
Use the provided drum key or any standard drum key to secure the linkage to the primary pedal by
tightening the key screw. Rotate the beater, casting and hex shaft on the auxiliary pedal to the correct
playing position, attach the linkage and tighten the auxiliary side key screw. Loosen the two sets of key
screws on the middle section of the linkage and adjust the length and angle of the linkage to the desired
position, then retighten the key screws. Set the linkage memory lock to maintain the desired distance every
time you set up.
Rocker Hub
Primary Pedal
Double Pedal Linkage
Auxiliary Pedal
Two-Way Beater
Beater Shaft
Beater Hub
Stroke Adjustment
Spring
Hoop Clamp Height
Adjustment
Spring Tension
Adjustment Nut
Spur
Hoop Clamp Wing
Screw
Drum Key/ Clip
Pedal Plate
Heel Plate
Hinge
Footboard
Base Casting
Double Chain
Turbo Sprocket
Note: Some of the screws on the pedal have been treated with a chemical lock to prevent unwanted
loosening during playing. In order to loosen the chemical lock holding these screws, you may rst
need to heat them with a heat gun or hair dryer for 2-3 minutes.
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DW Pedal 5-Year Limited Warranty
For a period of ve years from the date of purchase, Drum Workshop,
Inc. guarantees the original owner when presented with proof of
purchase, that all 3000 Series Bass Drum Pedal cast parts are free of
material and manufacturing defects. This warranty is limited to cast
parts only such as the base casting, footboard, beater hub, sprocket,
heel and cam casting. This warranty does not include moving parts
such as the spring assembly, beater ball, hex shaft, ball bearings, etc.
Moving parts have a six month warranty from the date of purchase. If
under normal playing conditions parts covered in the limited ve year
warranty fail, they will be replaced at no charge. Return the pedal to
your authorized DW dealer, or if there is not a dealer in your area,
contact DW directly. DO NOT send pedal to DW without rst receiving
a Return Authorization (RA) number. Shipping charges to DW will be
paid by the consumer.
Thank you for purchasing this DW pedal. It has been designed and
manufactured to provide a lifetime of trouble-free service. Please take a
moment to familiarize yourself with the exclusive features and
operating suggestions contained in this manual in order to ensure its
optimum performance. Should you have any further questions, feel free
to contact your local authorized DW dealer.
-Don Lombardi
President, Drum Workshop, Inc