DW9701 Low Boom Ride Cymbal Stand
Nobody builds HW like DW. Nobody delivers DW like Cymbal Fusion.
Nobody builds HW like DW. Nobody delivers DW like Cymbal Fusion.
I find that most brands of standard stands will go impossibly high, but then lack the flexibility to go low enough without the boom arm ending up straight across and giving the ride cymbal little room to swing freely without a stand collision. This stand fixes all that. Still easily goes to standard height ranges easily, but can go as low as you might want and maintain good angles and balance. Maybe this should be considered the standard stand and "normal" stands should be called "high" booms.
Nobody builds HW like DW. Nobody delivers DW like Cymbal Fusion.
I find that most brands of standard stands will go impossibly high, but then lack the flexibility to go low enough without the boom arm ending up straight across and giving the ride cymbal little room to swing freely without a stand collision. This stand fixes all that. Still easily goes to standard height ranges easily, but can go as low as you might want and maintain good angles and balance. Maybe this should be considered the standard stand and "normal" stands should be called "high" booms.
Perfect product, fair price and perfect service Thank you
Lower height works well for ride cymbals. Rock solid hardware. I wish it had shipped inside an overpack box. FedEx beat it up pretty good. Stand was undamaged though.
Sturdy, heavy duty. DW makes the beat hardware period.
It is exactly what it says and it is exactly what you want for a ride ( or any cymbal ) that doesn't need to be super high. It has fewer tiers to rattle inside each other when lowered all the way . Very stable boom for a heavy cymbal.
This stand is just what I was looking for, I don't need a clamp to get my ride low enough anymore.Cymbal Fusion!
The DW 9701 Low Boom Ride Cymbal Stand is a Single-Tier, extra low "cut down" version of the popular 9700 stand. This stand allows for lower placement of any cymbal in your arsenal. DW designers, drummers and techs around the world insist on memory locks on the tube joints and the tripod leg assembly, plastic tube insulators, toothless tilters, large reset handles, secondary tilter locks, cymbal space adjusters and heavy gauge tubing.