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Pearl CH-930 - Perchette Pour Cymbale - UNI-lock Wingnut
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The 930 series stands combine high-quality technical specifications with a resolutely unbeatable price.
The importance of accessories cannot be overstated, and it would be a mistake, when choosing your set, to focus solely on the drums. A bit like fitting a Porsche with retreaded tires! In short, all these accessories exist solely to make your life easier, so that every minute of playing remains a pleasure, not to mention basic safety issues: who hasn't experienced that moment of loneliness, and pain, that accompanies the fall of a cymbal stand that slices your shin?
A wise choice.
So, if you're using heavy cymbals, imposing drums, hitting like a lumberjack - in short, if you're playing big rock - you'll need heavy, sturdy stands with a wide base. On the other hand, if you're going to play in smaller clubs, with a finer touch (your playing, not the club), we'd strongly advise you to opt for lightweight stands with a narrow base, or risk being heckled by your fellow players on the tiny jazz stage.
The importance of accessories cannot be overstated, and it would be a mistake, when choosing your set, to focus solely on the drums. A bit like fitting a Porsche with retreaded tires! In short, all these accessories exist solely to make your life easier, so that every minute of playing remains a pleasure, not to mention basic safety issues: who hasn't experienced that moment of loneliness, and pain, that accompanies the fall of a cymbal stand that slices your shin?
A wise choice.
So, if you're using heavy cymbals, imposing drums, hitting like a lumberjack - in short, if you're playing big rock - you'll need heavy, sturdy stands with a wide base. On the other hand, if you're going to play in smaller clubs, with a finer touch (your playing, not the club), we'd strongly advise you to opt for lightweight stands with a narrow base, or risk being heckled by your fellow players on the tiny jazz stage.
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Technical sheet
- Category: extension
- Destination: cymbal
- Height adjustable: No
