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Not for all drummers
It’s a very good device.
It’s a great idea from one of the reviewers to immediately ditch the handle, put the top screw there and put a quick cymbal lock on top.
It’s what I do with all my cymbal rods.
Especially this item will often be used in tight spaces and this way it’s the most compact of all.
But it doesn’t go on the 12,7 mm (1”) poles from Gibraltar, for instance.
And that’s a big downer for the versatility of this thing.
Alesis has some 1” poles in it’s ecosystem as well. And no doubt a few other brands I don’t use.
Millennium has got a DB-118 that uses 2 of these DB-118s (the ‘s’ probably stands for ‘single’ ) on a 12.5 mm pole, but clearly no one thought to make it allround compatible in drumland with 0,2 mm extra………..
So this won’t fit all, and that costs it some stars. And selling numbers.
It’s a great idea from one of the reviewers to immediately ditch the handle, put the top screw there and put a quick cymbal lock on top.
It’s what I do with all my cymbal rods.
Especially this item will often be used in tight spaces and this way it’s the most compact of all.
But it doesn’t go on the 12,7 mm (1”) poles from Gibraltar, for instance.
And that’s a big downer for the versatility of this thing.
Alesis has some 1” poles in it’s ecosystem as well. And no doubt a few other brands I don’t use.
Millennium has got a DB-118 that uses 2 of these DB-118s (the ‘s’ probably stands for ‘single’ ) on a 12.5 mm pole, but clearly no one thought to make it allround compatible in drumland with 0,2 mm extra………..
So this won’t fit all, and that costs it some stars. And selling numbers.
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