Detail 01
1/2" boom arm
Standard boom diameter for cymbal tilters, so common cymbal seats and tilter parts drop on.

Independent shopping perspective
A 1/2" boom cymbal arm on a short 3/4" tube. For drummers adding a cymbal position to an existing rack or multi-clamp setup.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
Standard boom diameter for cymbal tilters, so common cymbal seats and tilter parts drop on.
Detail 02
The mounting end, not the boom. Your clamp or rack jaw has to close on 3/4" tubing.
Detail 03
Short host section. Enough bite for a clamp, but little vertical height adjustment on its own.
Detail 04
You can angle a cymbal over a drum or into a gap instead of stacking it straight above the clamp.
Detail 05
Built to the same hardware standard as DW stands and racks, so it matches an existing DW rig.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It is an arm on a short 3/4" tube. It mounts to a rack, a multi-clamp, or other hardware that grips 3/4" tubing.
If the clamp closes on 3/4" tubing, yes. Diameter is what matters, not the brand.
It is a 1/2" boom, the usual size for crashes and splashes. Keep very heavy rides on a dedicated stand.
The 1/2" boom fits accessories built for standard boom arms, such as percussion holders with a 1/2" clamp.
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