Crafted Tama – Roadpro Combination Tom/Cymbal Stand HTC807W

The HTC807WN tom/cymbal combination stand has a sliding connector that allows you to actually move the toms back and forth (up to 60 mm) simply by loosening a bolt.

Details:

– 28.6-mm Diameter Base Section Tubing

– Omni-Ball Tom Angle Adjustment / Movable Tom Positioning

– Quick-Set Tilter

– Quick-Set Cymbal Mate

– Gride-Tite Grip Joint

– Double-Braced Legs

– Boom Arm Length: 300 mm (11 3/4″)

– Weight: 5.4 kg (11.14 lb)

Features:

Movable Tom Positioning

– By loosening the bolt on the tom holder, toms can be easily adjusted forward and back (60 mm maximum).

Omni-Ball Tom Angle Adjustment

– With its rock-solid stability, Tama’s Omni-Ball system has been acclaimed by pro drummers for well over 20 years. You can achieve almost any angle by loosening one T-nut.

Quick-Set Tilter (US. PAT.NO. 7385127)

– 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 6 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 (US. PAT.No. 7629526)

– By simply gripping and pressing the 2 buttons on both sides, users can attach and remove the Cymbal Mate with just one touch, making cymbals setup/breakdown a snap. Like our standard Cymbal Mate, fine adjustments to the cymbal’s swinging motion can be made by rotating the unit.

Glide-Tite Grip Joint (US.PAT.NO. 9631656)

– Our 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.