Detail 01
Beater setting bolt
This is the bolt that clamps the beater shaft. When it slips, beater height and angle drift while you play.

Independent shopping perspective
A three-pack of Pearl beater-setting key bolts — the small bolts that lock a bass drum beater at your chosen height and angle. Replacement hardware, not an upgrade.

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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
This is the bolt that clamps the beater shaft. When it slips, beater height and angle drift while you play.
Detail 02
Tightened with a standard drum key rather than a hex wrench, so no extra tool lives in your bag.
Detail 03
One goes in the pedal, two stay spare. Small parts like this get lost during teardown more than they wear out.
Detail 04
Sized for Pearl pedal hardware. On another brand, match the old bolt's thread and length before ordering.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It clamps the beater shaft in the pedal so your beater stays at the height and angle you set. A worn or missing one lets the beater creep as you play.
Yes. It is a key bolt, so a standard drum key tightens it. No hex wrench or screwdriver needed.
It is made for Pearl hardware. Other brands sometimes use the same thread, but remove your existing bolt and compare thread and length first.
These get dropped and lost during setup and teardown. The pack gives you the replacement plus two spares to keep in a case.