Sparedrum HCS2 - PRO CYMBAL STAND STRAIGHT DOUBLE-BRACED LEGS
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Sparedrum
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Historical Context and Positioning Within the Range
The straight cymbal stand is a staple of drum hardware: simple, direct, and effective, it prioritizes rigidity and clear placement. This model fits the spirit of modern stands focused on "reliability on stage and in rehearsal," relying on a robust base, well-sized tube sections, and adjustment markers to speed up setup and teardown.
Who This Drum/Stand Is For
This straight cymbal stand is aimed at beginner drummers seeking a stable first stand, as well as intermediate and advanced players looking for hardware that is easy to adjust and solid for everyday use. It is particularly suitable for rock, pop, metal, funk, and contemporary music contexts where stability and angle retention are essential, especially with heavy strikes or standard-sized cymbals.
Technical specifications
| Type of threading | M8 | Material | steel |
| Base | Double | Size | S |
| Type of leg & tom support attachment | Ratchet tilter | Color | Grey |
Questions frequently asked
What height does the Sparedrum HCS2 offer?
The height adjusts from 87 cm to 175 cm thanks to a three-section construction. This range allows adaptation to different drum kit setups.
Does the cymbal stand have a double base?
The double base strengthens the ground support. Weighing 3.5 kg, the stand is designed to hold a cymbal during heavy hits.
What is the threading of the Sparedrum HCS2 stand?
The thread size is M8. It is compatible with most standard felts and accessories designed for this size.
Can height settings be memorized?
Two memory rings are present on the 2.54 cm central tube and the 2.22 cm upper tube. They allow quick restoration of preset heights after disassembly. The notched tilt locks the cymbal angle.
What kind of protection is provided under the cymbal?
A plastic cup protects the cymbal's seating on the rod.



