Mapex MCYS4 - PACK 4 WASHERS/TIGES PLASTIC
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Protects your cymbals by preventing metal-to-metal contact, which causes premature wear.
- Reduces unwanted noise (clicking, vibrations) for quieter hardware.
- Simple and quick accessory to install for restoring a worn cymbal stand.
- Pack of 4 pieces convenient for equipping multiple stands or for replacements.
Manufacturer Information
Mapex
https://www.mapexdrums.com
mapexdrums@khsmusic.com
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SAICO SAS
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
Essential in the drum hardware category, these plastic bases are small parts that extend the lifespan of a cymbal stand. They are designed for anyone looking to make their setup more reliable and protect their cymbals without changing their kit.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
This pack is suitable for all drummers, from beginners to professionals, whether rehearsing or performing on stage. Ideal for rock, metal, funk, jazz, or contemporary music whenever the gear is frequently assembled, disassembled, and transported.
Technical specifications
| Type of threading | M8 | Material | plastic |
| Use | Cymbal | Color | Black |
Questions frequently asked
Are these washers compatible with an M8 tilter?
The indicated threading is M8, which makes this pack suitable for tilter bases using this standard.
How many pieces does the Mapex tilter base pack contain?
The package includes 4 black plastic washers or rods.
Where are the plastic bases placed on a cymbal stand?
These parts are placed at the tilter, in the contact and support area of the cymbal. They create an interface between the metal components and the cymbal.
Are the tilter washers made of metal?
They are made of black plastic. This material reduces direct friction with the metal parts of the mounting.
Do these plastic bases alter the cymbal's resonance?
Depending on the assembly with felts, rods, and nuts, limiting metallic micro-vibrations can promote freer resonance. Clicking noises from hard contacts can thus be reduced. The usage is intended for cymbals.



