Pearl RJ-100 - RACK EXTENSION FOR DR-100
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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 in the Range
This connecting bar fits within the modular logic of the Icon series 100 racks, designed to optimize drum kit layout and secure the placement of elements (toms, cymbals, accessories). The RJ-100 extension, also referenced as the DR-100 extension depending on naming, completes the range by providing a simple solution to connect two rack sections.
Who This Drum/Instrument Is For
The RJ-100 extension is aimed at intermediate to expert drummers who want cleaner hardware and faster setup, especially in double bass drum configurations. It is also suitable for rock, metal, fusion, or pop drummers who use multiple toms and cymbals and want to stabilize their rack without increasing the number of floor stands.
Technical specifications
| Category | extension |
| Use | rack, cymbal, tom |
| Height adjustable | No |
Questions frequently asked
Is the RJ-100 compatible with Pearl series 100 racks?
This bar is designed to connect two sections of the series 100 rack. Its diameter of 1.5 inches, approximately 38 mm, matches this rack ecosystem.
What is the length of the Pearl RJ-100 Rack Extension for DR-100?
The length of this extension is 16 cm.
Can this bar be used with a double bass drum setup?
The RJ-100 extension facilitates linking rack sections in a double bass drum configuration. It helps stabilize the setup that includes multiple toms and cymbals.
Is the RJ-100 height adjustable?
No height adjustment is provided on this connecting bar. Its function is to join two series 100 rack elements at a fixed length of 16 cm.
Does this extension affect the sound of the toms or cymbals?
The 16 cm bar does not directly influence the tone of the drums or cymbals. A better stabilized rack structure limits unwanted movement and maintains the placement of the elements, allowing for a more consistent playing experience on a loaded kit.



