YAMAHAHW-680W Double-Braced Hardware Pack

Turned out good with the drumset. Easy to assemble.

Super light weight, so far seems to be holding up. .

I'm glad I didn't cheap out on this drum and cymbal stand set with adjustable pedal because as a recreational drummer this set will last me a lifetime. Nicely built hardware here it looks and feels professional quality.

Full featured, well built stands.I expect these to outlive me!Pros:• Very solid and stable. Won't fall over easily.• Lots of adjustability, both cymbal stands can be setup as a boom style or standard.Cons:• Heavy, whole kit weighs over 30 pounds.

Well, my cymbals are just regular zilgian and sabian cymbals. So unfortunately they don't levitate on their own.So I have to find some sort of stand to put them on.And these stands are sturdy and work.Well for what I need.I'm very happy with them!

The media could not be loaded. Dear Amazon World,I love this equipment!I love the stainless steel, because for my type of drumming, *really hard*, I want to feel like I can hit as hard as I want, and the materials my drum kit are made of will actually Enjoy that!Yes, Metal Drumming.The kit is very flexible, which I love, as you can see I could construct exactly the kit setup I wanted for my style of drumming.So if you want durability, flexibility, and a complete kit hardware set in a single purchase, this is the product for you!~~~ I Love You Yamaha! ~~~The included video is me Drumming for World Peace and the release of Free Energy Technologies World Wide so everyone can work less, play more with each other more, and enjoy their bodies again!World Peace Now!♥RamaPS: I was not paid to write this review, my extra effort is toward the goals of:Healing of the Ukraine,Harmony & Friendship between All Nations,World Peace Forevermore,And Shorter Work Days For Everyone in the World!

This hardware is elegant, simple, very sturdy and just plain works. Everything does what it is supposed to and does it with no fuss. Yamaha really knows how to build hardware. The elbow and tilting joints are high quality castings and not stamped metal like many other stands. For being single-braced, the stands are easily as stable and sturdy as some of the cheaper double braced stuff out there, even with the boom extended and a heavy, thick ride cymbal on it. The bass drum pedal is about as no-frills as they come, yet with proper spring tension adjustment, it plays quite nicely. It's never going to feel like a high-end pedal, but if you need something that folds up and fits in hardware bag but still plays nicely, this pedal is fine. Snare stand is adjustable in all the right ways and works perfectly for holding my 14x5.5" snares. One very nice touch is that you can fold the snare basket arms up straight for transport/storage without turning the clamp knob. The hi-hat stand is also no frills but works fine and is very stable and solid. The only niggle, and it's a minor one, is the hi-hat spring adjustment is a little too easy to turn the tension down on. It doesn't have quite enough of a "detent" so it's moved while in transport in my gear bag. On the other hand, I particularly like the design of the included hi-hat clutch, though the supplied clutch felts were too thick and I had to tear about 1/8" off of one so the top hi-hat wasn't clamped too tightly, even with the adjustment nuts backed all the way off. I'm able to carry all of this gear, with the stands collapsed and the hi-hat stand top tube removed, in a single 14x36" gear bag. Total weight is probably 40-50 lbs? Great for gigging!

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