Clamps & Attachments
INV07268
- Mounts Small Instruments to Cajon Rack
- 3/8" Knurled Rod Included
- Z-Shape Puts Space Between Objects
INV08175
Several clamps for securing tubes of different thickness (φ”15 –φ”34, including hexagonal tubes) are connected to the extended arm. These clamps can be used to secure tubes positioned far from each other. Each clamp has a gear joint, enabling fine angle adjustment. Read moreINV08680
INV08681
€127.00This closed hi-hat attachment is ideal for double bass playing. The tension adjustment knob makes it possible to finely adjust the degree of opening of the hi-hat cymbals. In addition, the angle of the bottom cymbal is also adjustable, which allows for subtle adjustment of the sound of a closed or half-open hi-hat by changing how air escapes with each hit. Read moreINV09054
€14.00The "Hat Stack" is the simplest and most compact cymbal stacker in TAMA history. It allows you to attach a small diameter cymbal to your hi-hat rod with just a drum key. Also, its tiny size - 25 mm (1") diameter x 40 mm (1.5") height - doesn't interfere with your setup and is super easy to carry. The Hat Stack is a great new item that can expand your sound without having to purchase additional clamps.
- Easily attach a small cymbal to hi-hat rod measuring up to 7mm in diameter
- Compact size and lightweight for easy transport and storage - 25mm (1") diameter x 40mm (1.5") height
- Ability to adjust cymbal sustain
INV09257
€79.00The MPH63 is a Fast-Clamp attachment for an electronic pad.
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Combining TAMA's MC66 universal clamp and the electronic pad stand boom arm, you can attach an electronic pad to any stand that has a 15.9mm to 28.6mm diameter pipe.INV09261
€42.00Z-shaped rods that can be combined with various clamps and attachments to set cymbals, cowbells, etc.
Z-rod for mounting lightweight cymbals, Z-rod for mounting cowbell or other percussion instruments and accessories, Z-rod for mounting lightweight cymbals, and Accessory mount arm for mounting cymbals for accessories as snare drum effects.
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