Open Box TAMA Roadpro Series Boom Cymbal Stand Level 1

These tama cymbal stands are excellent, very durable and strong. Great for the studio and live applications.

Heavy Duty Boom Cymbal Stand for my Kit. Extremely versital.

It is built well and hold up to multiple gigs

Tama is well-known for making good equipment, and I am happy to vouch for this cymbal stand. It's well-built and will serve you well. Same quality as other higher priced stands.

I bought three of the roadpro Boom Cymbal stands. They are lighter and more sturdy then my Pearl 900 series boom stands. I am going to buy more in the future.

I've been using Tama Roadpro stands for over 20 years now. I have DW 5000 and a bunch of other cheaper stands I used as well in the past. Tama Roadpro stands are simple to setup, sturdy and look great and have been that way for many years. I have some old Tama Roadpro stands that have been used heavily on the road for around 15 years and they still function like new, they are just scratched up and got some pitting in the chrome. I bought a bunch of new Roadpro stands about 10 years ago to replace my old Roadpro stands and they all still look brand new except for a few scratches and still function like new. I decided to get the newest versions so I could outfit all of my kits with hardware so I wasn't breaking down one kit to set another up. I now can have hardware designated to a kit to make breaking down and setting up easier. I got a great deal on some lightly used DW 5000 stands about 6 years ago and that's the only reason I bought them. Compared to the DW 5000 hardware these stands only have one drawback and that's memory locks, you have to buy them separately, but as for everything else they are equal or better. The tilter adjustment on the Tama stands is way easier than the 5000's and doesn't randomly loosen up but still allows a full range of movement also the legs on the Roadpro stands have a wider footprint which is a huge plus. Roadpro stands can also handle a lot of cymbal clamp and mounted tom setups without tipping over, I've got 3 cymbals (18" and 14" crashes, 10" splash) and a 12" tom mounted on one stand. All my other stands were mostly acquired from buying old kits to refurbish and sell and do not even come close to the quality of these stands. Hopefully these will be the last stands I buy for a long time as I'm getting older and playing out a lot less. If you're not sure what you want and are in the market for some stands that will last you a long time and won't totally break the bank buy these stands. Spending the extra $100 for any other comparable stand is pointless to me, unless that's what you want. Tama Roadpro stands will always be my go to cymbal stands.