Detail 01
Legs
Lifts the shell off the floor so it rings instead of choking, and holds a stable angle for stick or mallet.

Independent shopping perspective
Hardware kit that stands a surdo on legs and adapts it for bass drum use. For players converting a carried surdo into a floor-played drum.

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
Lifts the shell off the floor so it rings instead of choking, and holds a stable angle for stick or mallet.
Detail 02
Sets the surdo up to be struck like a bass drum rather than played carried, changing where you strike.
Detail 03
You supply the surdo. Value depends entirely on it matching your shell size and lug layout.
Detail 04
Built around Pearl surdo hardware spacing. Fit on other brands is not a given.
Detail 05
Real money for accessory hardware — worth confirming the fit before ordering rather than after.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's built around Pearl surdo hardware. Other brands may work if lug spacing and shell diameter line up, but measure yours first — this isn't a universal bracket.
No. This is legs and an adaptor. Any pedal and beater you want to use are separate purchases.
Yes. Getting the shell off the floor lets the bottom head breathe, so you keep more low-end sustain than resting it on the ground.
The kit is for floor-standing and bass drum use. If you mainly play carried on a strap, this hardware isn't solving your problem.
Reference
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