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DW's 6000 Series Ultralight Hardware is a scaled-down version of the line-up of flush-base hardware inspired by the '50s and '60s. This Ultralight Hardware Pack features stands with smaller diameter, lighter gauge steel tubing and a low mass tube joint for optimal portability.

Other marquee features include a new Glide Tilter for exacting adjustment of cymbal and snare drum angles. An "old-school" snare basket design get a modern, spring-loaded make over and the hi-hat stand is as smooth and effortless as its 6000 cousin. Ultralight hardware is a perfect for bop kits, vintage sets and gigging drummers everywhere.
DW 6000 Series Ultralight Hardware Pack With Bag
DW 6000 Series Ultralight Hardware Pack With Bag
DW 6000 Series Ultralight Hardware Pack With Bag

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  • 2x 6710UL Cymbal stands
  • 1x 6300UL Snare stand
  • 1x 6500UL Hi-Hat stand
  • 1x DSCP6000UL Carrying bag
  • Approx. dimensions: int. L 27" x W 10" x H 8", ext. L 29" x W 12" x H 10"

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4.73

11 Reviews

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Most Liked Positive Review

5

Light but fully functional

I'll be using these for gigs and theater pit work. The light weight is a big help in transport, also very easy to set up or pack. I'm not a hard-hitter, and I find these stands to be plenty sturdy (I put a 21" ride cymbal on a straight stand, no problem. Hi-Hat bounces a little but doesn't scoot on the floor.

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Most Liked Negative Review

3

I prefer the light, not ultralight version

Pretty much as advertised. Very light. Great for my back but unfortunately not as sturdy as I would have preferred. I felt uncomfortable putting an expensive snare on the stand. Also felt the hi hat stand was going to fall over a couple times

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Best Uses
  1. Back-Up1
  2. Practicing1
  3. Small venues1
  4. Clubs1
Cons
  1. might take too much floor space on small stages1
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  1. Professional Musician3
Pros
  1. Easy To Use3
  2. Functional3
  3. Good Quality3

Reviewed by 11 customers

  • Light weight stands

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byChez

    fromNorthwest Indiana/ Chicago region

    Great for small venues with limited space.. If you have to carry your stuff upstairs or long distances this is it!

  • Fantastic option for those looking to travel light.

    5

    submitted6 years ago

    byCliff

    fromRound Rock, TX

    Overall these things hold up well. I play all genres of music from jazz to hard rock, and never have a problem with these stands, especially the cymbal stands. The snare stand is fine, though feels a little less stable when cross-sticking. The hi-hat stand can be a little wobbly at times. But, assuming a drummer has good cymbal striking technique, there really is no reason to go back to heavier cymbal stands, unless of course one is trying to mount toms off of them. Save your back, go Ultralight!!

  • I prefer the light, not ultralight version

    3

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    submitted7 years ago

    bytom

    fromundisclosed

    Pretty much as advertised. Very light. Great for my back but unfortunately not as sturdy as I would have preferred. I felt uncomfortable putting an expensive snare on the stand. Also felt the hi hat stand was going to fall over a couple times

  • Ultralight is Ultra good

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted7 years ago

    byLaurie

    fromundisclosed

    Great set of hardware for my practice kit. The ultralight is perfect for exploring your set up... you can move things around without a lot of effort. Also great for gigging, super light, compact, easy to travel with.

  • Love em'!

    5

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    submitted8 years ago

    byDENNIS

    fromundisclosed

    This hardware is perfect for a working drummer who would like to cut down on the weight of the trap case. I use heavier stuff for rock gigs with larger groups but these stands are perfect for most of what I do. They are expensive but worth it if you can afford it.

  • DW delivers again. Solid configuration.

    5

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    submitted8 years ago

    byGino

    fromundisclosed

    Exceeded expectations. Wish I would purchased this when it first hit the market. If you have to load, set up and break down your own gear, purchase this. Purchased another snare and cymbal stand and the bag is still under 25lbs.

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  • submitted6 years ago

    asked byCC

    fromChicago

    Does the bag have wheels. How is the mobility/carrying?

    Does the bag have wheels. How is the mobility/carrying?

    Open Reply - Ronald
    No wheels, but it's just as easy to carry as a gym bag.