Tom- & Cymbal stands

We offer solid brand-name cymbal stands for your cymbals from drum-tec, Pearl, Roland, Tama, Gibraltar, and Mapex.

Quality doesn't have to be expensive. Cleanly crafted and solidly chromed stands for your cymbal pad or drum cymbals are available from drum-tec and many other brands here.

Look for good quality in craftsmanship and stability. The standard hardware from well-known manufacturers is usually double-braced. Tama, Pearl, as well as drum-tec and Roland, offer sturdy hardware for your acoustic drum and electronic drum.

Depending on the size and weight of your cymbals, simple cymbal stands, boom cymbal stands, and double boom cymbal stands are suitable for your drum.

Generally, double-braced drum hardware is more suitable for the rigors of the stage. Due to their double-braced legs, these stands are very resistant to twisting and, therefore, extremely stable and durable.

Double-braced stands wobble much less than single-braced ones.

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

If the stand is wobbly, it can have several causes. First, check the ground. Even the most stable stand will wobble if it's on uneven terrain.

By using felt pads and plastic sleeves between the cymbal pad and cymbal holder, you can decouple cymbal vibrations from the cymbal stand. Ensure that the adjustment screws are all tightened securely and that the memory locks are engaged. You can eliminate footstep sound transmission with undertones or noise eater rubber feet.

You can get high-quality cymbal stands from renowned brands like Tama, Pearl, Gibraltar, drum-tec, Roland, and other drum manufacturers.

In addition to the distinction between single-braced and double-braced cymbal stands, there are straight cymbal stands and boom cymbal stands, which are stands with an angled arm. Boom stands offer the advantage of flexible positioning of the cymbal while keeping it free in space.

Cymbal stands are almost exclusively made of metal castings with rubber feet and plastic inserts. They are either chromed or anodized.

The cymbal or cymbal pad is placed with the central opening on the plastic disc of the cymbal holder of the stand and secured with a locking screw or an easy lock.

In the studio, precise positioning of your hardware is important for your performance. The same applies to the stage. In live gigs, things can get rougher than in the studio or practice room. Look for solid chrome plating and precise adjustment options.

Here you will find cymbal stands for cymbal pads of electronic drum kits.

In electronic drum kits, the requirements for good cymbal stands are the same as for an acoustic drum kit: stable, well-crafted, and flexible in positioning.

Especially in the studio, nothing should wobble or rattle. Pay attention to solidly crafted movable parts on your cymbal stands. Fine-toothed adjustment options provide more playing pleasure. The hardware should be highly adjustable.

A cymbal stand requires minimal maintenance. Make sure nothing collides during transport to keep the chrome finish intact. The screw connections are usually provided with a bit of screw grease or machine oil. This keeps them smooth and operable. After some time and depending on usage, there may be notches in the cymbal holders. These can be replaced with new ones on all cymbal stands.

Double-braced cymbal stands offer good stability. Shorter or longer boom arms give you maximum flexibility in arranging your cymbals or cymbal pads. Solid chrome coatings make the stand sturdy and durable.

We offer some high-quality cymbal stands from all renowned manufacturers at quite interesting prices.

The most stable option is the straight double-braced three-legged stand. If you want to use a boom stand, make sure one leg is in line with the boom arm. For especially large and heavy ride cymbals, a boom stand with a counterweight is suitable.

Definitely a double-braced three-legged stand. If you want to use a boom stand, make sure one leg is in line with the boom arm. For especially large and heavy cymbals, a boom stand with a counterweight is suitable. A double cymbal stand for two cymbals is also useful here.

With a double boom cymbal stand, you can attach and play a ride cymbal and a crash cymbal on one cymbal stand. This stand has at least one boom arm.

You can find solid versions of road-worthy double boom cymbal stands in our lineup from Tama, Gibraltar, Roland, and of course, drum-tec.

With a boom cymbal stand or boom cymbal holder, you can play your drum cymbal independently of the stand's location. Such a stand is ideal when arranging multiple cymbals since it doesn't have to be directly on the floor beneath the instrument it holds.

We offer solid brand drum tom stands for your toms and pads from drum-tec, Pearl, Roland, Tama, Gibraltar, and Mapex.

Quality doesn't have to be expensive. You can find cleanly crafted and solidly chromed stands for your tom pad or acoustic tom from drum-tec and many other brands here.

Look for good quality in construction and stability. Standard hardware from well-known manufacturers is usually double-braced. Tama, Pearl, as well as drum-tec and Roland, offer sturdy hardware for your acoustic drum and electronic drum.

In general, double-braced drum hardware is better suited for the rough life on stage. The double-braced legs make the stands very rigid, and therefore extremely stable and durable.

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

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

If the stand wobbles, it can have several causes. First, check the ground surface. Even the most stable stand will wobble if it's on uneven ground.

Make sure all adjustment screws are tight and the memory locks are engaged. You can eliminate footstep sound transmission with undertones or noise eater rubber feet.

You can get high-quality tom stands from renowned brands like Tama, Pearl, Gibraltar, drum-tec, Roland, and other drum manufacturers.

In addition to the distinction between single-braced and double-braced cymbal stands, there is a difference in the type of mounting. The L-rod in Tama style is mounted on the outer shell of the drum. The Pearl system has a suspension that goes through the drum shell. There are also Pearl-style suspensions where the drum shell is not penetrated.

Drum stands for toms and tom pads are almost exclusively made of metal castings with rubber feet and plastic inserts. They are either chromed or anodized.

The pad or tom is attached to the rod and secured with a locking screw or an easy lock.

In the studio, precise positioning of your hardware is important for your playing. The same goes for the stage. Additionally, live gigs can be rougher than in the studio or rehearsal room. Look for solid chrome plating and precise adjustment options.

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For electronic drum kits, the requirements for good tom stands are the same as for acoustic drums: stable, well-crafted, and flexible in positioning.

You can get tom and pad stands from Gibraltar, Mapex, Pearl, Tama, and of course, top-quality hardware from drum-tec here.

Especially in the studio, nothing should wobble or rattle. Look for solidly crafted movable parts on your tom stands. Fine-toothed adjustment options also provide more playing pleasure. The hardware should allow for very precise positioning.

A tom or pad stand requires little maintenance. Make sure that nothing hits against it during transport to keep the chrome plating intact. The screw connections are usually provided with a bit of screw grease or machine oil. This keeps them smooth and operable.

Double-braced tom stands offer good stability on stage. Solid chrome coatings make the stand sturdy and long-lasting.

We offer some high-quality tom and pad stands from all renowned manufacturers at quite interesting prices.

With a double tom stand, you can attach and play two toms or pads on a single stand.

You can find solid versions of roadworthy double tom stands in our lineup from Tama, Gibraltar, Roland, and of course, drum-tec.