Detail 01
Standard clutch
Manual thread-on type. You loosen and lift it by hand to change the cymbal, no quick-release lever.

Independent shopping perspective
A standard hi-hat clutch that holds the top cymbal on the pull rod. A replacement part for a hi-hat stand, not a stand itself.

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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
Manual thread-on type. You loosen and lift it by hand to change the cymbal, no quick-release lever.
Detail 02
Two nuts set how tightly the top cymbal is squeezed, which controls how loose or crisp the chick sounds.
Detail 03
Threads onto the common hi-hat rod size used across most brands. Odd or vintage rods may not thread on.
Detail 04
The felts isolate the cymbal from metal. They compress over time and are the first thing to replace.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It threads onto standard hi-hat pull rods, which covers most current stands. Check the thread on unusually old or off-brand hardware first.
No. It is a standard manual clutch. You lift and thread it by hand; it will not release the top cymbal on a foot cue.
Leave a little play so the top hat can move against the bottom. Clamping it rigid kills the sizzle and the chick.
It is supplied as a complete clutch with the washers needed to hold the cymbal. Replace them once they flatten out.