Gibraltar 4709 - Boom Stand Series 4000
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Historical Context and Positioning Within the Range
The Série 4000 4709 boom cymbal stand is positioned as a reliable entry-level solution focused on the essentials: simple adjustments, controlled footprint, and intuitive handling. In the spirit of series dedicated to first setups, it emphasizes practicality and lightness while maintaining the fundamental features expected from a boom cymbal stand.
Who This Drum Kit/Cymbal Stand Is For
This stand is primarily aimed at beginner drummers and anyone assembling their first kit or practice set. It is perfectly suited for home practice, lessons, rehearsals, and small venues, especially for styles that require a simple and effective setup (rock, pop, funk, variety). Its boom arm allows for cymbal positions that are more "suspended" (crash, splash) without multiplying stands, helping to optimize space around the drum kit.
Features and Innovations
The design prioritizes simplicity: single extension and height adjustment to quickly find the right ergonomics. The cymbal tilter allows angle adjustment to reduce stress on the cymbal and improve playing comfort. The retractable boom arm inside the tube offers real versatility: you can set up a boom configuration to offset the cymbal, then retract it for a straighter, more compact, and often more stable setup. Note: the stand is specified as without memory lock, a consistent choice with a lightweight and accessible approach, but it will require you to find your adjustment points each time you set it up.
Sound Characteristics
A stand does not "sound" like a drum shell or cymbal, but it directly influences the response and stability of the instrument. A lightweight stand with a thin tube favors ease of transport and a more flexible feel, while the double tripod base helps keep the cymbal in place even during repeated strikes. The tilter plays a key role: by adjusting the tilt, you optimize the strike trajectory, which helps achieve a more consistent attack and reduces the risk of "flat hits," often a source of unwanted vibrations and premature wear.
Technical specifications
| Type of threading | M8 | Color | Grey |
| Base | Double | ||
| Package dimensions in mm | 680x210x420 | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Gibraltar 4709 suitable for a beginner drum kit?
This model is intended for beginner drummers, for practice kits, lessons, rehearsals, or small gigs.
Can the boom arm of the Gibraltar 4709 be retracted?
The boom arm retracts into the tube. This allows a boom configuration to position a crash or splash cymbal off to the side. When retracted, it enables a more upright and compact setup.
Does the Gibraltar 4709 have a memory lock?
The Series 4000 4709 stand does not have a memory lock, so height and angle settings must be adjusted with each setup.
What angle adjustment is provided for the cymbal?
A cymbal tilting mechanism allows adjusting the angle according to the stroke trajectory. This adjustment helps avoid flat hits and unwanted vibrations.
Is the Gibraltar 4709 stand stable with an offset cymbal?
The double base contributes to maintaining cymbal stability during repeated strikes, while the single extension keeps the design lightweight.



