TAMA HC83BW Roadpro Boom Cymbal Stands (2-Pack)

This TAMA hardware pack consists of two heavy-duty and versatile HC83BW Roadpro Boom Cymbal Stands. Features include TAMA's patented gearless Quick-Set Tilter enabling infinte angle adjustments, Glide Tight Grip Joint for secure placement and maximum resonance, Double Braced Legs with Nylon Washers for increased stability and durability, versatile Boom/Straight Convertible Tilter, and Quick-Set Cymbal Mate for fast & easy setting.

Reversible Bottom

The cymbal bottom protects the cymbal's center hole from the tilter's shaft and threads. If part of the nylon sleeve wears out, you can continue to use the cymbal bottom by turning it upside down.

Boom/Straight Convertible Tilter

Don't let limited stage space cramp your style! If there's no room for a boom, simply convert the stand to a straight stand. The boom arm stores neatly in the upper tube.

Quick-Set Tilter

TAMA's patented toothless Quick-Set Tilter marks another TAMA advancement in hardware. Relying on basic principles of physics, the Quick-Set Tilter holds its position using the friction of six smooth metal disc plates instead of traditional toothed gears, so you can adjust it to any desired angle. This mechanism also has a more durable structure than a conventional gear tilter.

Nylon Washers

By inserting nylon washers into the leg stand joints we have improved durability and made the leg action much smoother!

Quick-Set Cymbal Mate

By simply gripping and pressing the two buttons on the both sides, users can attach and remove the Cymbal Mate with just one touch, making cymbals setup/breakdown a snap. Like the standard Cymbal Mate: fine adjustments to the cymbal's swinging motion can be made by rotating the unit.

Glide-Tite Grip Joint

The new Glide-Tite Grip Joint allows for a more secure attachment by using a metal-to-metal contact point. This provides an extremely solid anchor and complete isolation for a tom or cymbal. Because the stand does not move with the instrument, the natural resonance of that instrument is maximized.