TAMA

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TAMA's Roadpro Series Snare Stand provides drummers with a sturdy and reliable way to position their snare drum for performances and recording sessions. This professional snare stand features a 12"-16" diameter base, quick-set tilter and double-braced legs for stability and durability on stage. Its sleek black finish and minimal design allow it to blend into any drum setup while internal design features reduce rattling and unwanted noise. For drummers seeking pro-level gear that can handle the demands of touring, the Tama Roadpro Series Snare Stand delivers.

Stable and Secure

With its wide 12"-16" base and double-braced legs, the Tama Roadpro Series Snare Stand provides a stable platform for your snare drum. The larger base distributes weight and prevents tipping while the reinforced legs withstand the stresses of setup, teardown and transport between shows. Anti-slip rubber feet keep the stand firmly in place on any surface. Once set, your snare will stay securely locked in the desired position throughout your performance.

Precision Adjustability

Tama's quick-set tilter allows for precision adjustment of snare drum angle and position. Easily loosen the tilter, set your snare to the perfect angle and lock it in place by tightening the lever. With a full range of motion, you can adjust height, tilt, and drum position to suit your unique playing style and setup. The tilter's solid construction and locking mechanism ensure your settings remain fixed during playing.Adjust your height from 19" to 24.5".

Built to Last

As part of Tama's professional-level Roadpro series, this snare stand is built to withstand the demands of frequent use and transport. An all-steel construction, reinforced stress points and minimal moving parts reduce breakage and rattling while providing maximum durability. With proper care and maintenance, the Tama Roadpro Series Snare Stand will serve drummers well for years of performances and studio work.

TAMA Roadpro Series Snare Stand

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  • For 12" to 15" diameter snare drums
  • Quick-Set tilter
  • Swiveling basket
  • Escape claws
  • Height adjustment range: 18-7/8" to 24-5/8" (480mm - 625mm)

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4.63

19 Reviews

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Most Liked Positive Review

5

Awesome (as long as not deep snare)

Typical awesome quality as expected with all Tama Roadpro hardware. Upgraded changes (tilter, nylon bearing, etc) really make Tama hardware stand out above others, in my opinion. But, if you are using a snare deeper than 6.5", you seriously have to consider getting the LOW version of this stand. I had purchased this stand and the LOW version because I have multiple snares of different depths. The deepest being 8". This stand was just little too high to play rimshots comfortably and just made the drum sit too tall (at the lowest height the snare was higher than my knee by a few inches). If you are extremely tall, or sit extremely high, then possibly this would work for you with a deep snare. I found the LOW version not only allowed me to sit my 8" perfectly, it also accommodated my 6.5" snares as well just by raising it up. It goes low but still pretty high as well. Problem solved. You can read my review of the HS80LOW if interested. So if you only play standard sized snares then go ahead and get this. Best upper-mid level stand out there. Extremely sturdy and looks great too. But if using deeper snare, then look at LOW version.

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Most Liked Negative Review

3

A little unstable

The stand is great, but with the small footprint (which is what I wanted), it is a little unstable when a snare is mounted. I had to ensure the tripod legs were in a position that provided the least risk of tipping over. Once I found that "sweet spot", the stand performs perfectly.

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Best Uses
  1. Concerts7
  2. Practicing7
  3. Back-Up5
  4. Home Studio2
  5. Outdoor Events / Games1
Cons
  1. Unstable1
  2. Too High For Snares Deeper Than 6.5"1
  3. NONE1
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  1. Experienced8
  2. Professional Musician3
  3. Novice2
Pros
  1. Good Quality11
  2. Easy To Use8
  3. Functional7
  4. Holds Items Securely2
  5. Portable2
  • yes i would buy this product again

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitteda year ago

    byDennis

    fromChicago, Il

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    Ease of Use and very Stable

  • Good wuality

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitteda year ago

    byLawrence

    fromAurora,Colorado

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    Easily attaches to snare, good adjustments, solid

  • I WOULDN'T BUY IT AGAIN I ONLY NEED 1

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitteda year ago

    byRichard

    fromWA

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    GOOD QUALITY FOR THE PRICE

  • Perfect choice!

    5

    submitteda year ago

    byMatthew

    fromMissouri City, Texas

    This snare stand is easy to use, rugged, and the hardware just shows off the amazing Tama quality!

  • I liked it so much I bought another!

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byEel

    fromWisconsin

    Impressed with the quality, very nice hardware!

  • A little unstable

    3

    submitted5 years ago

    byJim

    fromSan Francisco Bay Area

    The stand is great, but with the small footprint (which is what I wanted), it is a little unstable when a snare is mounted. I had to ensure the tripod legs were in a position that provided the least risk of tipping over. Once I found that "sweet spot", the stand performs perfectly.

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Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.

  • asked byChan

    fromSoFlo

    Wiil this snare stand house a 14" snare w/ wooden hoops? The hoops bring out the diameter to approximately 16".

    Wiil this snare stand house a 14" snare w/ wooden hoops? The hoops bring out the diameter to approximately 16".

    Open Reply - Thomas
    I don't think so. It may be best to replace what you're using now.
  • asked byBrian

    fromNashua, NH

    What is the Tama model number of this snare stand?

    What is the Tama model number of this snare stand?

    Open Reply - Ronald
    It's the HS80W