DW Drum Workshop 9710 STRAIGHT
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Essential Information About the Cymbal Stand
Essential Information About the Cymbal Stand
- Enhanced Stability thanks to the double base, ideal for energetic setups and heavier cymbals
- Quick and Reliable Adjustments : lockable tilt angle (without markings) and 2 telescopic sections for millimeter-precise height adjustment
- Secure Mounting with the TechLock Safety system and a memory clamp to instantly recall your settings
- Respect for the Cymbal : continuous adjustment of felt spacing to control vibration freedom and playing comfort
Manufacturer Information
DW Drum Workshop
https://www.dwdrums.com
info@DWDrums.com
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Roland Central Europe N.V.
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Historical Context and Positioning Within the Range
Designed to meet the demands of drummers seeking reliable hardware both in rehearsal and on stage, this cymbal stand relies on proven choices: robust base, precise adjustments, and safety systems designed to minimize unexpected issues during play. It positions itself as a performance-oriented solution, capable of withstanding regular use and frequent assembly and disassembly.
Who This Cymbal Stand Is For
This cymbal stand suits both beginner drummers looking for a stable and easy-to-adjust support and intermediate to advanced musicians who need repeatability (adjustment memory) and security. It naturally fits styles requiring solid hardware stability: rock, pop, funk, metal, contemporary music, but remains equally relevant in jazz or fusion contexts whenever you seek a consistent cymbal position and clean setup.
Features and Innovations
The lockable tilt without markings prioritizes efficiency: you position the cymbal by ear and feel, then lock firmly without relying on a printed reference. The 2 telescopic sections allow precise height adjustment while facilitating transport and storage. The memory clamp speeds up kit changes and secures your settings: after disassembly, you regain your adjustment within seconds. Finally, the TechLock Safety enhances peace of mind on stage by reducing the risk of unintentional loosening caused by vibrations.
Sound Characteristics
A cymbal stand does not alter the timbre as a shell would, but it directly influences the freedom of vibration and thus how the cymbal expresses itself. The continuous adjustment of felt spacing is crucial here: the more freedom you allow, the more the cymbal breathes with natural sustain; the tighter you set it, the more you control resonance, useful for containing certain frequencies or stabilizing playing during live performances.
The double base improves overall stability: the cymbal stays in place with fewer unwanted micro-movements, promoting a more consistent attack and more precise touch, especially during accents. The well-locked tilt adjustment also helps maintain your striking zone, essential for keeping a steady dynamic and comfortable positioning.
Technical specifications
| Type of threading | M8 | Material | steel |
| Base | Double | Color | Grey |
| Type of leg & tom support attachment | Ratchet tilter | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the DW Drum Workshop 9710 stable for playing on stage?
The double base enhances the stand's stability and limits unwanted micro-movements during accents.
How do you adjust the height of this cymbal stand?
Two telescopic sections allow precise height adjustment. This design also facilitates storage and transport after disassembly.
Does the 9710 stand have a memory lock feature?
A memory clamp preserves mounting marks after disassembly. The height setting can thus be quickly restored during kit changes. The TechLock security reduces the risk of accidental loosening due to vibrations.
Can the cymbal tilt be precisely adjusted?
The tilt lock without graduations allows positioning the cymbal by feel, then firmly locking its angle.
How can the cymbal resonance be controlled with this stand?
Continuous adjustment of the felt spacing affects vibration freedom. A wider spacing favors sustain, while tighter clamping controls resonance more effectively.



