Hardware Sets

With drum-tec, ZEITGEIST, Tama, Pearl, Roland, Gibraltar, and Mapex, we offer solid brand hardware sets for your electronic drum kit or acoustic drum set.

Quality doesn't have to be expensive. Well-made and solidly chrome-plated hardware sets for your electronic drum kit or acoustic drum set are available from ZEITGEIST and many other brands in our shop.

Pay attention to good quality in workmanship and stability. The standard hardware from well-known manufacturers is usually double-braced. ZEITGEIST, Tama, Pearl, as well as drum-tec and Roland, offer sturdy hardware for your acoustic drum and your E-Drum.

Depending on the appearance, size, and weight of your drums and cymbals, pads, and bells, simple stands, Hi-Hats, and snare stands with single-braced legs, as well as heavy hardware and boom cymbal stands with double-braced design, are suitable for your drum set.

Generally, double-braced drum hardware is more suitable for the rough daily life on stage. Thanks to the double-braced legs, the stands are very resistant to torsion, making them extremely stable and load-bearing.

Double-braced stands wobble far less than stands with single-braced legs.

Are all screws tightened? Are the rubber stoppers correctly positioned? Do the rivets have too much play? You can find replacement parts and new hardware here!

Before your drum hardware falls over, you should order new drum hardware. Simple and double-braced drum stands can be found in our shop.

With bags and cases, protect your drum hardware from moisture and transport damage!

If you only play drums in the music room, simple stands are enough. On the other hand, drummers who play live on stage or in the rehearsal room, especially with heavy cymbals, should definitely use double-braced drum stands.

Stability, high-quality workmanship, and adjustment possibilities are decisive criteria. Do you need lightweight hardware, or do you want solid stands that you can really "torture"? You can find both versions in our shop.

Using felt washers and plastic tubes between the cymbal pad and cymbal holder, you can decouple the cymbal vibrations from the cymbal stand. Ensure all adjustment screws are tightened and the memory locks are secured. You can eliminate impact sound transmission with undertones or Noise Eater rubber feet.

We offer complete hardware sets with hi-hat machines, snare stands, kick pedals, tom, pad, and cymbal stands. In addition to distinguishing between single-braced and double-braced drum stands, there are straight stands and boom stands, which refers to stands with an extension arm. Boom stands have the advantage that you can arrange the foot of the stand more flexibly, and the cymbal, tom, or cymbal pad can still be placed freely in the room.

Drum stands are almost exclusively made of die-cast metal with rubber feet and plastic inserts. They are either chrome-plated or anodized.

In the studio, the precise positioning of your hardware is essential for your playing. The same applies to the stage. Here, it's also important to note that live gigs can sometimes be more rugged than in the studio or rehearsal room. Look for solid chrome plating and precise adjustment options for hi-hat machines, snare stands, kick pedals, tom and cymbal stands, and the stands and holders for your e-drum pads if you play an electronic drum set.

Depending on the system, you'll need a hardware set with different tom or pad mounts. Here, you can find complete hardware sets for almost all electronic drums.

For electronic drums, the requirement for good drum stands is the same as for an acoustic drum: stable, well-made, and flexibly positionable.

With us, you get drum stands from ZEITGEIST, Gibraltar, Mapex, Pearl, Tama, and of course top-notch hardware from drum-tec.

Especially in the studio, nothing should wobble or rattle. Pay attention to solidly processed movable parts on your cymbal stands. Finely toothed adjustment options also give you more playing pleasure. The hardware should be very precisely positionable.

A drum hardware set requires little maintenance. Ensure that nothing hits each other during transport, keeping the chrome plating intact for a long time. Screw connections are usually provided with a little screw grease or machine oil. This keeps them smooth and operable. After some time and depending on the strain, there may be notches in the plastic or metal mounts on the telescopic booms or legs. These can be replaced on all cymbal stands by exchange.

Double-braced stands offer a good stand. Shorter or longer boom arms give you the greatest flexibility when arranging your cymbals or cymbal pads. Solid chrome plating makes the stand robust and long-lasting.

We offer some high-quality drum hardware sets from all renowned manufacturers at attractive prices.

Look for double-braced tripod stands. If you want to use boom stands, make sure one leg is in line with the boom arm. For particularly large and heavy toms and cymbals, a boom stand with a counterweight is suitable.

Solid versions of roadworthy double-braced drum stands can be found in our range from ZEITGEIST, Tama, Gibraltar, Roland, and of course from drum-tec.