Detail 01
10 in. length
Short reach. Good for tucking a cymbal in close over the kit, not for stretching across to a distant position.

Independent shopping perspective
A 10 in. L-shaped mounting rod for hanging a cymbal or accessory off a stand or rack. Replacement or expansion hardware, nothing more.

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
Short reach. Good for tucking a cymbal in close over the kit, not for stretching across to a distant position.
Detail 02
One leg clamps into a stand or clamp, the other holds the cymbal, so you get vertical height plus horizontal offset.
Detail 03
Entry-level build. Fine for light cymbals and studio use; heavy stage abuse will bend a thin arm faster.
Detail 04
Cheapest way to add a mounting point. A new cymbal stand costs several times this.
Detail 05
It needs an existing stand tube, rack tube, or multi-clamp to attach to. It does not stand on its own.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes, unless your stand already has a socket that accepts an L-arm. Most people pair it with a multi-clamp mounted on a stand or rack tube.
It is built for light and mid-weight cymbals. A large heavy crash puts real leverage on a 10 in. standard-grade arm, so mount it close to the clamp.
Not reliably. Tom mounting needs a heavier arm and a matching tom bracket; this is intended for cymbals and light accessories.
It is short by design. For placing a cymbal just above and beside an existing stand, yes. For reaching across the kit, choose a longer arm.