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TAMA STAGE MASTER Boom Stand

TAMA STAGE MASTER Boom Stand

TAMA
Description
The new Stage Master Double Braced Boom cymbal stand now features a larger diameter pipe construction for increased stability. Also included is the Quick-Set Cymbal Mate. Both double braced and single braced versions are available for improved reliability and portability. The boom stand can quickly and easily be converted to a straight cymbal stand by inserting the boom arm into the upper tube.
TAMA Stage Master Double Braced Boom Cymbal Stand
Features
  • 25.4 mm Diameter Base Section Tubing
  • Fine Gear Tilter
  • Reversible Nylon Cymbal Bottom
  • Quick-Set Cymbal Mate
  • Boom/Straight Convertible Tilter
  • Double Braced Legs
  • Boom Arm Length: 400 mm (15 3/4")
  • Weight: 3.4kg (7.7 lb.)
  • Height Adjustment Range: 760 mm - 1,800 mm (30" - 70 13/16")
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  • Strong and Steardy

    5

    submitted6 years ago

    byMike D

    fromIowa

    Always bought TAMA products. Reliable and strong.

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  • submitted9 months ago

    asked bySteve

    fromundisclosed

    Hi! Can this boom stand support a 18 inch digital ride (Roland CY-18DR)?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    Yes, the TAMA Stage Master Double Braced Boom Cymbal Stand can absolutely support a Roland CY-18DR digital ride. However, a couple of things to keep in mind: Make sure the boom arm is not extended too far at an extreme angle — that could create leverage that strains even a strong stand. Keep it reasonably vertical or use it in straight mode if possible. Use the Roland-provided or recommended felt and wing nut setup so the CY-18DR's electronic sensor isn't stressed.