Detail 01
7/8 in. diameter
The single number that decides fit. Your tom bracket and any receiving clamp must both be cut for 7/8 in.

Independent shopping perspective
A tom arm sized for 7/8 in. hardware — the rod that carries a rack tom on a stand, rack or bass drum bracket built for that diameter.

Strong match
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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
The single number that decides fit. Your tom bracket and any receiving clamp must both be cut for 7/8 in.
Detail 02
It provides the rod and adjustment between the drum and whatever holds it. The support hardware is separate.
Detail 03
7/8 in. is a thicker standard than typical smaller arms, so it handles a loaded rack tom without flexing.
Detail 04
Angle and height are set at the arm, so you can tilt a tom toward you without moving the whole stand.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Measure the rod your tom currently hangs on, or the hole in the bracket. If it's 7/8 in., this fits; other diameters will not.
No. It's the tom arm alone. You need a stand, rack tube or bass drum bracket that accepts a 7/8 in. rod.
It's built for hanging rack toms. Floor toms normally sit on legs or a dedicated floor tom mount instead.
It depends on the bracket, not the badge. Any tom whose mount accepts a 7/8 in. rod will work.