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Square bars - No slippage. Solid and light. Tops!
I already have the curved version but decided to try this straight version because it is shorter and I use a double bass drum setup and two of these beside each other make up for a more appropriate span for my setup.
There is no slippage whatsoever, of course, unlike certain other brands' round bars. These bars are squarish/rectangular and the clamps attach to it and there is no way that they slip. It's physically impossible.
There is nothing absolutely that I don't like with this rack. I cannot find any faults or drawbacks.
Get it if you want something reliable, solid, strong, and light.
This is all about this drum rack. Highly recommended! As I said, unlike other round bar racks, this one won't disappoint!
There is no slippage whatsoever, of course, unlike certain other brands' round bars. These bars are squarish/rectangular and the clamps attach to it and there is no way that they slip. It's physically impossible.
There is nothing absolutely that I don't like with this rack. I cannot find any faults or drawbacks.
Get it if you want something reliable, solid, strong, and light.
This is all about this drum rack. Highly recommended! As I said, unlike other round bar racks, this one won't disappoint!
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Space saving
Cymbal stands take up a lot of space! If you have a pearl icon front rack then the easiest way to save space when you add more toms or cymbals is to use an icon drum rack extension. This is the straight version but there is a slightly longer curved version. It has the straight horizontal bar and 1 leg (as it is attaching to one of the legs of your existing rack ) . You can then attach cymbal holders & Tom holders using the pearl icon rack clamps without all the clutter on the floor of cymbal stands & Tom stands. Thus saving space!
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