Hello there guys, I am in the market for two single braced cymbal stands.
Does anyone have any experience with ones currently on the market?
Thanks
Ron
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I use the Yamaha 742 Series (think that's the number). Very sturdy; I hang a 13" tom off one. Relatively inexpensive, too. Check ebay for used ones - think I paid under $30 for a VGC straight stand. Guitar Center has them as well.
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That's the Series. (You're quick!)
I have had some of these stands for around 15 years, now. Very reliable and the joints are all still firm - no worn out rivets or anything. Light enough to carry a bunch, also.
Happy shopping!
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Ah, do you think the boom's hide away? I'd rather get the boom if I can turn it into a straight stand, if not, oh well.
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I have two different booms and both hide away.
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The Yamaha single-braced booms are fantastic. I use them with my Slingerlands with complete confidence. They're also easy to haul. Whenever they show up on my local craigslist, I can usually get them for around $30-$35.
9x Slingerland New Rock 50N 12-13-16-22 with 170 (Super S-O-M) holder
• 1979 Oak
• 1978 Blakrome + 6.5x14 TDR SD
• 1977 Black Diamond Pearl + 5x14 SD (gold badge, Rapid strainer)
• 1976 Black Cordova
• 1975 Silver Sparkle + 5x14 SD (Rapid strainer)
• 1974 Chrome + 5x14 COB TDR and 6.5x14 COW Zoomatic SDs
• 1973 Purple Sparkle
• 1973 Phantom (clear)
• 1971 Walnut (gold badges) + 5x14 TDR SD
1x Rogers Powertone Londoner V 12-13-16-22
• 1972 Butcher Block + 1979 big R Dynasonic SD
• 1979 Oak
• 1978 Blakrome + 6.5x14 TDR SD
• 1977 Black Diamond Pearl + 5x14 SD (gold badge, Rapid strainer)
• 1976 Black Cordova
• 1975 Silver Sparkle + 5x14 SD (Rapid strainer)
• 1974 Chrome + 5x14 COB TDR and 6.5x14 COW Zoomatic SDs
• 1973 Purple Sparkle
• 1973 Phantom (clear)
• 1971 Walnut (gold badges) + 5x14 TDR SD
1x Rogers Powertone Londoner V 12-13-16-22
• 1972 Butcher Block + 1979 big R Dynasonic SD
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The Yamaha single-braced booms are fantastic. I use them with my Slingerlands with complete confidence. They're also easy to haul. Whenever they show up on my local craigslist, I can usually get them for around $30-$35.
Just want to double check, do your booms hide away?
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Yes. Yamaha invented that feature. I'm pretty sure that all of their booms hide.
9x Slingerland New Rock 50N 12-13-16-22 with 170 (Super S-O-M) holder
• 1979 Oak
• 1978 Blakrome + 6.5x14 TDR SD
• 1977 Black Diamond Pearl + 5x14 SD (gold badge, Rapid strainer)
• 1976 Black Cordova
• 1975 Silver Sparkle + 5x14 SD (Rapid strainer)
• 1974 Chrome + 5x14 COB TDR and 6.5x14 COW Zoomatic SDs
• 1973 Purple Sparkle
• 1973 Phantom (clear)
• 1971 Walnut (gold badges) + 5x14 TDR SD
1x Rogers Powertone Londoner V 12-13-16-22
• 1972 Butcher Block + 1979 big R Dynasonic SD
• 1979 Oak
• 1978 Blakrome + 6.5x14 TDR SD
• 1977 Black Diamond Pearl + 5x14 SD (gold badge, Rapid strainer)
• 1976 Black Cordova
• 1975 Silver Sparkle + 5x14 SD (Rapid strainer)
• 1974 Chrome + 5x14 COB TDR and 6.5x14 COW Zoomatic SDs
• 1973 Purple Sparkle
• 1973 Phantom (clear)
• 1971 Walnut (gold badges) + 5x14 TDR SD
1x Rogers Powertone Londoner V 12-13-16-22
• 1972 Butcher Block + 1979 big R Dynasonic SD
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