Pearl NDL-100/C - DECADE MAPLE TOM LUG
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Manufacturer Information
Pearl Drums Hardware
https://www.pearldrum.com
info@pearl-music.jp
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Algam SAS
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Historical Context and Positioning Within the Range
This lug corresponds to the hardware used on Decade Maple drum kits, a series known for offering a performance- and reliability-oriented configuration. By choosing a lug with the same center-to-center standard, you stay true to the "original part" spirit and avoid modifications (redrilling, approximate alignment) that can complicate restoration.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
This part is intended for drummers and technicians, from careful beginners to experienced musicians, who want to replace a damaged lug, restore a shell, or keep a Decade Maple kit in perfect condition. It suits all styles, from rock to funk, whenever you seek stable tuning through a clean and well-aligned mounting.
Technical specifications
| Category | Spare part |
| Type | Fixation |
| Use | Drums |
| Material | steel |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Pearl NDL-100/C lug compatible with a Decade Maple?
This lug follows the mounting standard of Pearl Decade Maple drums, with a 24 mm spacing. Compatibility therefore depends on whether the drum shell drilling matches this measurement.
What spacing is required to install this tom lug?
The indicated spacing is 24 mm between the mounting screws. This dimension ensures alignment on the shell and avoids any modification when the drilling corresponds.
Is this a single lug?
The design is intended for a single lug. The lug receives the tension rod and helps guide it evenly.
What material is the NDL-100/C lug made of?
The lug is made of steel. This material meets the specified characteristics for this drum spare part.
Can a tom lug improve tuning stability?
A proper installation with a 24 mm spacing ensures a snug fit on the shell. The drumhead tension can then remain more consistent. The tom's response gains uniformity during heavy strikes.
