The best snare stand for PD-120?

[studioVjeff Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close studioVjeff]

I bought a DW snare stand when I got my kit not thinking about the 12" snare I would be using. Did anyone else make this mistake? It doesn't grip the drum as tight as I would like it to...

Jeff

[Stixx777 Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close Stixx777]

I use a Mapex snare stand and love it. It is able to handle a 10" snare so it has no trouble holding my PD-120. It is also very heavy, the first stand I bought I had to return for this one because it was to light and the snare trigger bounced all over the place. I did not make that mistake I bought my stand after I got my V-Pro set.

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[TomLandin Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close TomLandin]

I got the Tama Stagemaster Piccilo Snare Stand, HS50P for about $60 at SamAsh. It's a special order because not many people need 12" baskets. It's light, strong, holds the PD120 like a dream, and fits really nice in my VPro case.

[mcconaghy Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close mcconaghy]

I use a Pearl S885W with the SBA1 adapters, which will hold a 12" snare tightly. This baby is rock solid. DW makes the 9303 snare stand designed for smaller snares, which is equally nice. I went with Pearl because I've had great experiences with their gear throughout the years.

Stu

[cliff Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close cliff]

I use a Gibraltar Jazz stand. It is lightweight and sturdy enough for the equaly light PD-120.

[ufotofu Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close ufotofu]

Originally posted by mcconaghy:
I use a Pearl S885W with the SBA1 adapters, which will hold a 12" snare tightly.

Same here. This stand is solid, although I wish I went with a smaller diameter stand in the first place, like the Tama HS50P. The "adapted" Pearl stand isn't exactly a model of elegance. But hey, those new 14" Pintech snares are looking *nice*...

[mcconaghy Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close mcconaghy]

Yup, I wish Pearl would make a more elegant solution. I was first looking at the DW, but the Pearl was just as sturdy, and it was half the price! And since I only use the basket anyway, the rest disappears into the holding tube of a DrumFrame, it doesn't really matter anymore

Stu

[acidbran Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close acidbran]

Well....
I threw away my stands and now employ a midget to hold my drum.
He is also my tech and when playing in the fetish clubs we are the talk of the gig.
Try it,
Hal Jalycakik

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td 8,
pintech pads,gibraltor rack JBL G2 EON 15 AND Mackie srs-1500, yamaha maple customs, remo jazz kit, buttloads of cymbals... 96 Tahoe,leather.

[mcconaghy Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close mcconaghy]

Fetish clubs? Midgets? I think I know you, you were that V-playing drag queen, weren't you?

Mean bloke you are, hanging that SRS1500 off the poor midget's gonads like that...


Stu


[This message has been edited by mcconaghy (edited July 31, 2001).]

[Drummersdad Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close Drummersdad]

Originally posted by mcconaghy:
Mean bloke you are, hanging that SRS1500 off the poor midget's gonads like that...

Stu, that is so insensitive. You know full well that the gonads are being used as double bass triggers.

[mcconaghy Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close mcconaghy]

Originally posted by Drummersdad:
Stu, that is so insensitive. You know full well that the gonads are being used as double bass triggers.

Thank you for that mental image... I need to lie down now... ouch!!!!!



Stu