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Bass drum mounted
It clamps to the bass drum hoop, so the drum itself carries the cymbal's weight and movement.

Independent shopping perspective
A cymbal arm that mounts directly to the bass drum hoop, putting a crash over the kit without adding a stand on the floor.


Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
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
It clamps to the bass drum hoop, so the drum itself carries the cymbal's weight and movement.
Detail 02
Frees up the footprint a cymbal stand would take. Useful on small stages and risers.
Detail 03
Fit depends on your hoop thickness. Wood hoops and metal hoops vary, so check yours.
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Cheaper than a stand, and it also removes one piece of hardware from the load-in.
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Positioning is limited to what the arm and hoop location allow. Less placement freedom than a boom stand.
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Built around standard drum hardware sizing, so it works with common bass drum hoops and cymbal posts.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Clamps can dent or mark a hoop if overtightened, especially on wood. Tighten just enough to hold, and use a protective liner if the clamp has one.
It fits standard hoops, but thickness varies between wood and metal hoops. Measure your hoop before ordering.
You're limited to the arm's reach from the hoop. It's good for a crash above the bass drum, not for a cymbal out past the toms.
No. A stand on the floor is more stable. This trades some steadiness for floor space and a faster setup.