Pearl TH88S Short Tom Holder Arm – Geared Tilter for ISS Suspension Drums

The Pearl TH88S short tom holder arm is a versatile mounting solution from Pearl's 88 Series hardware collection. Engineered for drums equipped with the ISS Suspension System, this compact holder delivers smooth angle adjustment and secure positioning for any drum or bracket compatible with a 7/8" tubular post. Built to bridge the gap between budget-conscious players and working musicians, the TH88S combines student-friendly pricing with the durability required in active performance and rehearsal environments. Featuring a precision geared tilter mechanism, this tom holder allows drummers to lock drums at virtually any angle without slippage or drift. The 7/8" diameter post and 4"x4" base provide a stable, space-efficient mounting platform suitable for compact kit configurations or auxiliary percussion setups. Whether you're building your first kit or expanding an existing rig, the TH88S offers reliable hardware that won't compromise on functionality or longevity.

Key Features
  • Geared tilter for infinite angle adjustment and secure locking
  • 7/8" diameter tubular post compatible with standard drum brackets
  • Designed for drums with ISS Suspension System
  • Compact 4"x4" base footprint for space-efficient setup
  • Professional-grade construction suitable for student and gigging drummers
  • Affordable pricing without sacrificing durability or performance
  • Part of Pearl's trusted 88 Series hardware lineup

ConditionBrand New (New)
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  • TH88S Short Tom Holder with Gear Tilter
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