Detail 01
3-hole receiver
Accepts three mounting posts, so you can hang two toms plus a cymbal arm or a third tom from one stand.

Independent shopping perspective
Yamaha 3-hole receiver with a TH-945B tom holder, in gray. For drummers mounting toms off a stand rather than the bass drum.

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What matters in use
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Detail 01
Accepts three mounting posts, so you can hang two toms plus a cymbal arm or a third tom from one stand.
Detail 02
Yamaha's ball-joint holder. Tom angle and rotation set independently, then lock, so position survives transport.
Detail 03
Sized to Yamaha tom mounts and stand tube diameters. Other brands' arms and lugs may not seat correctly.
Detail 04
Matches Yamaha's standard hardware look rather than chrome, so it reads flat against the rest of the kit.
Detail 05
Toms hang from a stand rather than the bass drum shell, which leaves the kick free to ring.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. This is the receiver and tom holder assembly. The stand it clamps to is separate.
The receiver takes three posts, so two toms plus a cymbal arm, or three toms, depending on your arms.
Only if your toms use Yamaha-compatible mounting arms. Tom mount systems differ between brands and aren't interchangeable.
Yes. The TH-945B uses a ball joint, so you set tilt and rotation freely and lock it in place.
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