Additional cymbal holders for drum racks and stands
You got a great new cymbal, but no cymbal arm free?
With our additional cymbal holders, you can arrange as many cymbals as you want wherever you want them for your individual playing style. At the right angle, at the right height and at the place that gives you the most pleasure.
Your benefits:
- Less posture problems while playing due to individual arrangement of your components
- Easier reaching of cymbals and cymbal pads even in large drum kits
- Solid stand for your expensive cymbal pads
- Optimal use of your performance space
- Individual look that catches the eye on stage.
We provide cymbal and cymbal pad holders in all variations
From short drum-tec cymbal arms with clamp, that fits into the smallest remaining space, to the large drum-tec boom cymbal arm with ball joint in black or chrome finish. For your hi-hat we offer a closed hi-hat mount and the proven drum-tec universal cymbal arms with rack clamps. We also offer cymbal arms by Roland, cymbal clamps and cymbal holders by Tama, cymbal arms by Yamaha and cymbal holders by Mapex.
In order to set up your set quickly and have it stand exactly the same at the next gig, you can equip your cymbal holders with memory clamps. With these even the bass player can build up your drum set.
What is a cymbal holder?
A cymbal holder is a piece of hardware used in drum kits to securely hold and position cymbals.
How does a cymbal holder work?
Cymbal holders typically consist of a stand with an adjustable arm or boom, allowing drummers to position their cymbals at various heights and angles.
What types of cymbal holders are available?
There are various types of cymbal holders, including straight stands, boom stands, and rack-mounted holders.
What is the difference between a straight cymbal holder and a boom cymbal holder?
A straight cymbal holder has a single vertical post, while a boom cymbal holder has an adjustable arm (or "boom") attached to the stand, providing more flexibility in positioning the cymbal.
How do I set up a cymbal holder?
To set up a cymbal holder, attach it to a drum rack or stand, adjust the height and angle of the cymbal arm, and secure the cymbal in place using the appropriate hardware.
Can I use multiple cymbal holders on my drum kit?
Yes, drummers often use multiple cymbal holders to accommodate different cymbals and create a customized setup.
What is a cymbal tilter?
A cymbal tilter is a mechanism on the cymbal holder that allows drummers to adjust the angle of the cymbal.
How do I adjust the angle of my cymbal using a cymbal tilter?
Loosen the wing nut or screw on the cymbal tilter, position the cymbal at the desired angle, and then tighten the nut or screw to secure it in place.
What is the weight capacity of a cymbal holder?
The weight capacity varies depending on the specific model and design of the cymbal holder. It's important to choose a holder that can safely support the weight of your cymbals.
Can I use a cymbal holder with other percussion instruments?
While cymbal holders are primarily designed for cymbals, they can sometimes be adapted or used with other percussion instruments depending on their design and compatibility.
How do I prevent my cymbals from slipping on the holder?
To prevent cymbals from slipping, make sure the cymbal felts are in good condition, tighten the wing nuts or screws securely, and consider using additional accessories like cymbal sleeves or locks.
Are there cymbal holders specifically designed for electronic drum kits?
Yes, there are cymbal holders designed specifically for electronic drum kits, allowing drummers to mount electronic cymbal pads securely.
Can I use a cymbal holder for mounting other accessories, such as percussion effects or microphones?
Yes, some cymbal holders feature additional mounting options or attachment points for mounting accessories like percussion effects, microphones, or even additional cymbals.
What is a cymbal arm extension?
A cymbal arm extension is an accessory that attaches to a cymbal holder to extend its reach, allowing drummers to position cymbals further away from the main stand.
How do I transport my cymbal holders?
Cymbal holders can be disassembled and folded for easy transport, or they can be stored and transported as part of a drum hardware case or bag.
Are there cymbal holders with quick-release mechanisms?
Yes, some cymbal holders feature quick-release mechanisms that allow drummers to easily attach and remove cymbals without the need for tools.
What is the standard size of cymbal holder tubing?
The standard size of cymbal holder tubing is typically 7/8 inches in diameter, but there are also holders available in other sizes to accommodate different drum hardware systems.
Can I use a cymbal holder without a stand?
Some cymbal holders are designed to be mounted directly onto drum racks or other hardware systems without the need for a separate stand.
How do I clean and maintain my cymbal holders?
To clean and maintain your cymbal holders, regularly wipe them down with a clean cloth, lubricate moving parts as needed, and check for any signs of wear or damage.
What are some common brands of cymbal holders?
Some common brands of cymbal holders include Gibraltar, Pearl, DW Drums, Yamaha, and TAMA, among others.
Can I use a cymbal holder for mounting splash cymbals?
Yes, cymbal holders can be used to mount splash cymbals, either individually or as part of a larger cymbal setup.
Are there cymbal holders designed for use with marching percussion?
Yes, there are cymbal holders specifically designed for use with marching percussion instruments, allowing drummers to securely mount cymbals while performing on the move.
Can I use a cymbal holder for mounting effects cymbals, such as china or swish cymbals?
Yes, cymbal holders can be used to mount a variety of effects cymbals, including china and swish cymbals, depending on their size and weight.
Are there cymbal holders with built-in cable management features?
Yes, some cymbal holders feature built-in cable management systems that allow drummers to route cables neatly and securely, minimizing clutter and potential hazards.
How do I prevent my cymbal holder from tipping over?
To prevent your cymbal holder from tipping over, make sure it is properly balanced and securely anchored to the ground or a stable surface. You can also use additional counterweights or stabilizers if needed.
Can I use a cymbal holder for mounting gongs or large percussion instruments?
While cymbal holders are primarily designed for mounting cymbals, they can sometimes be adapted or used with other percussion instruments, including gongs or large drums, depending on their size and weight capacity.
Are there cymbal holders with adjustable height settings?
Yes, many cymbal holders feature adjustable height settings, allowing drummers to raise or lower their cymbals to the desired position.
Can I use a cymbal holder for mounting electronic drum triggers?
Yes, cymbal holders can be used for mounting electronic drum triggers, allowing drummers to convert acoustic cymbals into electronic triggers for use with electronic drum modules.
What is the difference between a cymbal stand and a cymbal holder?
A cymbal stand typically refers to a standalone piece of hardware with a base and an adjustable arm for holding cymbals, while a cymbal holder is often used as part of a larger drum hardware setup, such as a rack or stand system.
Can I customize my cymbal holder setup?
Yes, drummers can customize their cymbal holder setups by mixing and matching different types of holders, adding additional accessories, and experimenting with different positioning and configurations to suit their playing style and preferences.
