Yamaha Crosstown Hardware vs DW 6000 Ultralight Hardware (HAPPY FRIDAY VLOG)

In todays Happy Friday Vlog here at JBDrumTalk we are looking at a comparison of the Yamaha HW3 Crosstown Ultralight Hardware pack verse the DW 6000 Ultralight Hardware pack. If there are any questions or suggestions on what you'd like to see next in the jbdrumtalk happy Friday Vlogs please leave a comment below and we'll be sure to take your suggestion on board for future videos. Remember to like, subscribe and share and we'll see you on the next one.
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[@1.Ventura]

The edits in this video are gold!

[@emmanuelpascalnaigom6366]

There’s another great thing with the Yamaha stand which they didn’t mention …. That you can set it as a two piece stand instead of three piece and by the way it goes more lighter

[@JonathonBarbagallo]

Oh really, I had no idea, I've been using my DW light weight ones for roughly 4 years and the only one I'd change from them is the snare stand, I prefer Yamaha's stand to the DW.

[@paulysci925]

Crosstown hands down! I have to sets because they're worth every penny 👑😁👍👌

[@ShaunFD]

Hey lads, Any chance of a comparison with the pearl 150 series hardware? I've been researching my options and these are almost the same weight as the dw set, but you get a boom stand, a more conventional snare stand, AND the hi hat stand has adjustable spring tension and adjustable legs for double pedal. The bases are also convertible between flat base and tripod. Interesting that they've been out longer than both the dw and Yamaha options, and seem to have significantly less compromises

[@kellyb0279]

Iv got a normal 6000 snare stand (basket) and it's great. Best of both worlds

[@LeakyJAZZ]

Hey gents. You can put the snare basket on the base of a cymbal stand to get a tall snare stand / Tom stand. Also, for the issue of resonance, that happens with most snare baskets. I believe a brand called Booty Shakers makes a product to help the resonance of stuff in snare baskets

[@marcusmcclelland]

top tip guys they have put them in bags because aluminum is softer than steel it will scratch. thanks for the video. how are they going now? If you really start doing heavy rimshot hitting do the snare stands move in angle? my gibraltar stand does this drives me mad.

[@JonathonBarbagallo]

Been using the DW 6000 lightweight for quite a few gigs and no problem at all. Some footage over on my Instagram account....just search jonobarbagallo and I'm using the Daru Jones New Yorker with DW 6000 lightweight and no problems at all :)

[@HalfAcreFarms]

Don’t get me wrong, I like the Yamaha stuff . It looks pretty nice and seems lightweight, but it still has the footprint of regular duty gear . I think DW got it right... they’ve got durable lightweight hardware with a small footprint. Personal preference I guess. Love the video

[@paulysci925]

I've owned both the Yamaha is much better in practice

[@jaymeramirez7435]

I’ve owned the 6000 set since they came out. They cover the same amount of space. The three legs spread out very far. And when you have multiple stands. They are annoying to squeeze into a tight space.

[@jaymeramirez7435]

* I do not own this version of the 6000. I own the original version. Not the Ultra

[@downbeat78]

I've been using the DW 6000 for the past few years. Still works like day1 after all the gigging. Very stable.

[@daviewavie112]

If you have to pick one hi hat which would it be?

[@JonathonBarbagallo]

Are you using double pedals? I think the DW works better if you are, if not, the Yamaha is a more stable stand in my opinion.

[@daviewavie112]

@@JonathonBarbagallo no, jazz drumming mainly. Maybe some indie rock, but nothing super heavy and only single pedal.

[@JonathonBarbagallo]

@@daviewavie112 I'd probably go the Yamaha one then ☺️

[@daviewavie112]

@@JonathonBarbagallo why?

[@JonathonBarbagallo]

@@daviewavie112 it's a more stable stand, however the one thing it's missing compared to the DW is the spring tension adjustment.

[@webstercat]

The majority of drummers do not use double kicks.

[@MumboJumbo45]

Especially if they’re playing lighter music that would require these stands

[@filiptwarowski80]

One question regarding yamaha crosstown snare stand. Will it work with 12" snare?

[@LeakyJAZZ]

Most snare stands can work for any size smaller, just not larger

[@Mike_Webb78]

Had the Crosstown, nice light solid hardware, but it just looks terrible. The matt aluminum color just looks cheap. Really liked it, I just couldn't stand the look.

[@LeakyJAZZ]

I actually love the look of crosstown really unique

[@oluwasegunbabalola4247]

Awesome job , You guys should have reviewed the bags too tho

[@emmanuelpascalnaigom6366]

The dw bag is way much better comparing to the Yamaha , I do have both to be honest.

[@robinalexandermusic2265]

Do you think the Yamaha one would mount a 14" DW tom with the cymbal? Using the brackets rather than the mount that you've used?

[@Kik_Hat_Sne]

I remember drumcenter of portsmouth uploaded a video of a tom and a trigger pad mounted on the same stand in one of the demonstration footage in the video.

[@ricohorton]

Really nice hardware. But very dumb that Yamaha didn't make the HiHat stand tripod legs turn to accommodate slave pedals. Same with DW hihat stand.😥

[@paulysci925]

Buy the pearl and make it work or and old school slingerland and put it with the crosstown don't get deterred!

[@AidanMmusic96]

Someone commented on a Crosstown review by "The Creative Drummer" that there's a bolt above the tripod you can drill out/otherwise take out (I'll need to look again) that helps it rotate.

[@1.Ventura]

" because its made for a REAL musician"😂😂

[@webstercat]

The bags will be used a few times then forgotten.

[@JonathonBarbagallo]

Had mine for 2 years now, still using the bags, doing 2-3 gigs a week. Pretty durable bags they are too.

[@CrappyProducts]

A very important thing is not just weight, it's footprint. Yamaha's are great, but the footprint is way worse than the DWs

[@JonathonBarbagallo]

They both have their advantages and disadvantages. After using these for the last 4 years, I think rather than just one I'd probably buy the particular stands for what I'd like. I like the dw hi hat, but would prefer the Yamaha snare stand, I like the dw cymbal stand for the ride, but would probably prefer the Yamaha as I could get better placement with it for my crash. But both are still very good...nice and light 😁

[@CrappyProducts]

@@JonathonBarbagallo You're definitely right there

[@clemens2966]

💯💯

[@conjai]

DW’s look like a re-launch of the 70’s hardware designs. No wonder drummers from the 90’s and above dnt notice it! I learned to play on an old Slingerland and the hardware was the same as the “new” DW’s. 🤣🤷🏽‍♂️🤣

[@fequaman]

Too much chatter...........please get to the gear!

[@charlesfarran1717]

Great video, but the background music is annoying

[@1.Ventura]

#strongmanstuff

[@jaymeramirez7435]

Deedubya seeeextheeeyyowsond.

[@aidanpoland9746]

Man, that crosstown stuff is ugly as hell

[@LemonRumor]

7:27 My dude no one is here for your face