Hendrix Drums SLEEVED WASHERS - GREEN (X100)
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Hendrix Drums
https://www.hendrixdrums.com
sales@hendrixdrums.com
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
Manufactured in the USA by Hendrix Drums, the "Sleeved Washers" are part of the tradition of small hardware accessories that make a big difference daily. Simple, effective, and economical, they address a concrete need: improving tuning comfort while preserving your drum hardware.
Who This Drum/Accessory Set Is For
These washers are suitable for all drummers, from beginners seeking easier tuning to experienced musicians demanding better stability on stage or in the studio. They are particularly relevant for styles where tuning precision and longevity matter (rock, pop, funk, contemporary music), as well as for frequently used snare drums.
Technical specifications
| Use | Tom - Snaredrum |
| Material | plastic |
| Color | Green |
Questions frequently asked
Are these washers compatible with a snare drum?
These Hendrix Drums washers are designed for both the snare drum and toms. Their sleeved design limits direct contact between the tension rod and the hoop.
Do the Hendrix Drums Sleeved Washers improve tuning stability?
The plastic layer reduces mechanical friction during the rotation of the tension rods. This allows the tension to be adjusted more smoothly and distributed more evenly.
How many green washers are included?
The set includes 100 green-colored washers.
What material are these tension rod washers made of?
They are made from plastic, which forms an interface between the metal parts of the tuning system.
Do these washers change the drum's sound?
They do not change the shell's character. Finer tuning can help maintain a consistent tone across the tension rods, especially on a heavily played snare drum. The attack, sustain, and resonance remain more stable when the tension holds over time.
