Sparedrum CLEC1 - CYMBAL EXTENSION CLAMP 12.7MM
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Manufacturer Information
Sparedrum
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VBV International
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
Cymbal supports with clamps have become staples of modern hardware for expanding a kit without adding a full stand. This "arm + clamp" format is especially appreciated for optimizing space, lightening transport, and maintaining a clean setup, both in rehearsal and on stage.
Who This Support Is For
This support is aimed at drummers of all levels, from beginners adding a crash or splash to a first kit, to experienced musicians seeking a reliable solution to multiply mounting points. It suits most styles (rock, pop, funk, metal, fusion), whenever there is a need to stabilize the playing angle and secure the cymbal's placement.
Technical specifications
| Type of threading | M8 | Color | Grey |
| Use | Cymbal | Finishing | Chrome |
| Material | plastic | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Sparedrum CLEC1 clamp compatible with a 12.7 mm cymbal mounting?
The clamp is designed for 12.7 mm and the mount accepts a cymbal on an M8 thread with an 8 mm pitch.
What is the length of the cymbal arm?
The total length stated is 31 cm. The notched arm measures 15 cm, allowing for reproducible angle adjustment.
Is the arm adjustable to position a splash or crash cymbal?
The notched elements of the arm and tilt facilitate maintaining a set position. This design limits movements caused by vibrations during repeated strikes. The mount can thus be used to add a splash or crash to the kit.
What threading is required to mount a cymbal on this support?
An M8 thread, corresponding to an 8 mm pitch, is required to mount the cymbal.
Does the support include protection where it contacts the cymbal?
A plastic cup is present at the mounting point. It prevents direct metal-to-cymbal contact, while the support finish is chrome-plated.



