Pearl ISS1216NC - ISS TOM SUSPENSION 12"/16" REGULAR POWER HOOPS 1.6 MM / BT-300
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Manufacturer Information
Pearl Drums Hardware
https://www.pearldrum.com
info@pearl-music.jp
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Historical Context and Positioning Within the Range
This BT-300 shell belongs to the family of spare parts and hardware accessories intended for the maintenance, repair, or optimization of an acoustic drum kit. It is a practical solution to replace a worn component, reinforce a shell, or standardize the mounting on a 12-inch or 16-inch tom.
Who This Drum/Hardware Is For
This part is aimed at drummers of all levels, from beginners restoring their kit to experienced users seeking a clean and durable setup. It is especially suitable for musicians who frequently transport their drums (rehearsals, concerts) and want hardware that maintains good tuning performance regardless of the style played.
Technical specifications
| Category | Spare part |
| Type | Fixation |
| Use | Tom |
| Material | steel |
Questions frequently asked
Is this mount compatible with a 12 or 16-inch tom?
The BT-300 shell is designed for 12-inch and 16-inch tom shells.
What hoop thickness is required for this Pearl suspension?
This mount is designed for a 1.6 mm thick stamped steel hoop. It is therefore only suitable for this hoop configuration.
How many hooks are supplied with the BT-300 shell?
Two stamped hooks are supplied. They are intended to work with a 1.6 mm stamped steel hoop.
Is the Pearl Suspension Tom ISS 12/16 suitable for replacing a tom mount?
This hardware part-type mount is intended for maintenance or replacement of a tom hardware element. The shell reference provided is BT-300, with two stamped hooks.
What effect does this mount have on the tuning of the tom?
Consistent hoop support from the hooks promotes more even tension. Tuning stability can thus be improved after transport or temperature changes. The tom's response and sustain remain more consistent.
