Detail 01
Clamp plus arm as one package
Everything to hang one cymbal off existing hardware. No separate arm purchase to figure out.

Independent shopping perspective
The Mega-Clamp bundled with a cymbal arm. Mounts an extra cymbal off a stand or rack tube without adding another tripod.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Everything to hang one cymbal off existing hardware. No separate arm purchase to figure out.
Detail 02
Bites a host tube and holds the arm out from it. Placement depends entirely on where your existing stand sits.
Detail 03
Lets you set the cymbal's playing angle, so the 90-degree clamp geometry isn't the final word on tilt.
Detail 04
Heavier casting than a mini clamp, so a cymbal on an extended arm is less likely to sag down the tube.
Detail 05
Sized around standard DW tube diameters. Confirm your stand's tube gauge if it's another brand.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
This one includes the cymbal arm. The plain Mega-Clamp is the clamp body alone, for when you already have an arm or are mounting something else.
Yes, that's a main use. It clamps to a rack tube in range and puts the arm wherever you need it along the bar.
Usually, if the tube diameter is in the clamp's range. Measure the upper tube on your stand first — gauges differ by brand.
It's the heavier Mega clamp with a full arm, so it takes real weight. Watch the leverage on the host stand and keep the arm reasonably short.
Reference
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